Moscow airports closed after drone strikes
Russian authorities in Moscow are temporarily closing their four airports after Ukrainian forces intercepted 59 drones, as part of Kyiv's escalation of drone attacks targeting Russian objectives. The aim is to hinder Moscow's military efforts and impact infrastructure, including oil supplies and logistics. The airports were reopened after several hours, but the attack resulted in one death and injuries to others in Ukraine, as well as the destruction of agricultural facilities and supply lines. Ukraine continues to target Russian regions and the Crimean Peninsula as part of its military campaign using drones.
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