Moscow's Vnukovo airport closed due to supposed risk of UAV attack
The Russian airport of Vnukovo was closed for takeoff and landing on the afternoon of 6 August, allegedly due to "dangerous targets" in the sky.
Source: Russian state-owned news agency TASS; Mash Telegram channel; Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, on Telegram
Details: Vnukovo airport has temporarily limited the landing and take-off of civilian aircraft.
The Mash Telegram channel writes that the restriction of landings and takeoffs was introduced in the airspace over the airport.
Usually this is implemented when "dangerous or unknown objects" are spotted in the sky.
Meanwhile, Sobyanin claimed that at around 11:00, "there was an attempt of a drone breaking through to Moscow."
The drone was reportedly shot down.
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