Putin's Flight Cannot Land in Moscow because of the Threat of Drones.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin ' s flight cannot land in Moscow because of the threat of drones, which is reported by Russian television channels and the media with reference to the flight tracking site.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's plane was unable to land in Moscow on Friday after returning from a summit in Turkmenistan. According to authorities, the metropolis came under extensive attack by drones and reconnaissance balloons. In connection with the attack, arrivals and departures at all four airports were suspended. More than 370 flights have already been delayed, and dozens more have been canceled.
The security restriction at Moscow's 4 major airports caused problems for more than 350 flights. More...
Vladimir Putin may have had trouble returning to Moscow after his visit to Turkmenistan, Russian Telegram channels claim, noting that all airports there have been closed due to the drone threat. Four planes belonging to the special aviation unit "Rossiya" were reportedly circling near the Russian capital, three of which had flown from Turkmenistan, where the Russian leader was staying.
Three aircraft returned from Turkmenistan, where the summit attended by Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to The Telegraph, government aircraft were unable to land in Moscow as a result of an attack by Ukrainian drones. Three airports were closed on Friday for six hours: Vnukovo, Zhukovski, Domodedovo. Four [...]
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