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The fall of UAV debris led to the temporary closure of Sochi airport and a fire in the administrative building.
Operations at Sochi Airport were temporarily suspended due to falling UAV debris. RIA Novosti reported this with reference to the Federal Air Transport Agency.
According to previously announced information from the operational headquarters of the Krasnodar Territory, restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft were introduced in the air harbor of the Russian city after debris from a drone fell on the territory. The emergency caused a fire in the administrative building.
“Sochi Airport (...) remains closed for the reception and release of aircraft for technical reasons,” the statement said. The department added that restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft at the airport, which were introduced earlier, have been lifted.

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