ДомойWorldMoscow mayor claims drone attack: airport operational safety procedure introduced at two airports

Moscow mayor claims drone attack: airport operational safety procedure introduced at two airports

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On the morning of 10 November, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported that four drones had attacked the Russian capital.

Source: Sobyanin on Telegram; Russian Telegram channel Shot

Details: The Moscow mayor claimed that in the Ramenskoye urban district, Russian air defence units had repelled an attack by two drones heading for Moscow.

A few minutes later, he added that two more drones had been shot down.

Meanwhile, Russian media reported that a Kovyor (Carpet) plan had been introduced at Moscow's Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports, meaning that they were closed and planes were being diverted to other airports, due to the threat of a drone attack.

Several flights to Moscow are currently in the waiting area, and several more have been delayed.

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