
AI-generated summary
The attack by Ukrainian UAVs on the Moscow region began on the night of September 20 and continues, which led to the introduction of temporary security restrictions at Moscow airports.
More than 30 flights were unable to land at Moscow airports due to temporary security restrictions. Representatives of the capital's airports told TASS about this.
About 25 aircraft flying to Sheremetyevo were sent to land at alternate airfields.
“Flights are sent to Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Cheboksary, St. Petersburg, Samara and Nizhnekamsk,” the agency’s interlocutor said.
About ten flights were unable to land in Vnukovo. As specified, these are flights from Hurghada, Novosibirsk, Fergana, Chelyabinsk, Istanbul, Dalaman, Dubai, Tashkent and Yekaterinburg. Aircraft are also directed to land at alternate airfields.
The massive attack of Ukrainian UAVs on the Moscow region, which began on the night of September 20, continues. As a result, one of the drones hit a building located on Orekhovoy Boulevard in Moscow, the mayor of the capital Sergei Sobyanin reported.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Restrictions at Moscow airports will remain in place until the UAV attack ends
Likely · Within days
Air defense measures will be strengthened over the Moscow region
Possible · Within weeks

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