Moscow Hit by Massive Drone Attack as Airports Restrict Flights
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Moscow and its surrounding region came under a large-scale drone attack overnight on Oct. 28-29, with Russian officials claiming to have intercepted at least 74 drones approaching the capital. The attack disrupted operations at three Moscow-area airports, forced two flights from Turkey to turn back, and prompted reports of explosions near Naro-Fominsk.
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