Moscow airports close after drone attack
Russia temporarily closed its four Moscow airports after a widespread drone attack targeted the capital and its surroundings. Defense systems managed to intercept and destroy 59 drones without significant damage. These attacks came after Ukrainian strikes on the Crimean Peninsula, which resulted in the death of four people and injuries to 28, in addition to a fatality on a ferry. The Ukrainian president announced that his forces carried out long-range strikes on Russian military and logistical facilities, including locations on both sides of the Crimean Bridge, as well as oil sites and air defenses, marking an escalation in the mutual targeting of military and energy infrastructure on both sides of the conflict.
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