Ukrainian drones over Russia trigger airspace shutdowns, flight delays
Summary
Russia shot down nearly 300 Ukrainian drones, causing temporary closures of Moscow airports and flight delays. Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan's flight was diverted due to airspace shutdowns.
Key Points
- Russia shot down nearly 300 Ukrainian drones overnight near Moscow.
- All four Moscow airports temporarily closed, causing flight delays.
- Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's flight was diverted due to airspace closure.
- Ukraine reported Russia fired 151 drones and three missiles overnight affecting local energy facilities.
