Three out of 4 of Moscow’s airports shut to air site visitors on Sunday after Ukraine launched dozens of drones, authorities mentioned. The assaults led to a number of flight delays, together with at Moscow’s second-busiest airport of Vnukovo, Russian media reported. The disruption comes throughout Russia’s prolonged New 12 months and Orthodox Christmas break, when many Russians take holidays and journey domestically and overseas, making it one of many nation’s busiest intervals for transport and tourism.
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