Ukrainian drone attack forces restriction of flights near Moscow, says Russia
An attack of Ukrainian drones stopped flights to airports through a wide range of Russia during the night Tuesday, said Russian officials, showing Kiev's ability to hit Russian territory before a scheduled parade in Moscow to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of the world war in Europe.The aerial defenses responded to flight shooting in at least 11 regions, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense. The attack closed 13 airports, including all four main airports that Moscow is needed, according to a Russian aviation agency. Flights resumed on Tuesday morning.The Ukrainian authorities did not comment on the strikes.It was not clear if the burst was destined to threaten the parade, because Kiev usually shot in Russia with long -haul drones, responding to the Russian night bo...