Moscow's Skies Under Siege: Sheremetyevo Airport Resumes Flights

Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow has resumed operations following a temporary suspension due to a substantial Ukrainian drone attack on the city. Russian air defences successfully intercepted the assault, with 337 drones downed, including 91 over the Moscow region, according to the defence ministry.

Flights have resumed at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport after a significant Ukrainian drone attack on the city led to a temporary suspension, the Russian aviation authority Rosaviatsia announced on Tuesday.

Moscow's mayor, Sergei Sobyanin, stated that Russian air defences managed to fend off what he described as the largest drone assault Moscow has endured.

The Russian defence ministry reported that air defence units successfully destroyed 337 Ukrainian drones overnight, with 91 intercepted over the Moscow region.