Flights at 4 airports in the Moscow region briefly suspended for civil protection
Flights to Moscow’s four global airports — Vnukovo, Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo and Zhukovsky — ended up suspended on Monday to make certain civil safety, Russia’s Federal Agency for Air Transport (Rosaviatsiya) mentioned on Telegram, in accordance to a Google translation.
Forty-5 passenger flights and two cargo flights have been rerouted to choice airports in Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan and St. Petersburg as a result of the disruption. Restrictions were lifted by 8:30 a.m. area time, with all four airports resuming common service by 9 a.m.
The agency did not disclose the rationale for the disruption. Previously on Monday, the Russian Protection Ministry mentioned in a Google-translated Telegram publish that it experienced repelled a “terrorist attack” tried by the Kyiv routine with drones versus the Moscow area. Destruction and injuries have been reported in Istra and Kaluga.
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Russian ambassador claims F-16 fighter jet donations will escalate war
Russia’s ambassador to Denmark criticized Denmark and the Netherlands’ choices, introduced Sunday, that they would donate F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine.
“The reality that Denmark has now resolved to donate 19 F-16 aircraft to Ukraine leads to an escalation of the conflict,” Vladimir Barbin was cited in Russian push as declaring.
“By hiding behind a premise that Ukraine by itself must establish the problems for peace, Denmark seeks with its steps and words to depart Ukraine with no other selection but to go on the military services confrontation with Russia.”
Denmark is set to donate 19 jets in complete, even though the Netherlands has not still specified the amount of jets it will offer. It has 42 F-16s in whole.
Denmark’s defense minister said a ailment of the donation is that Ukraine can only use the jets above its have territory.
“We donate weapons underneath the situation that they are applied to travel the enemy out of the territory of Ukraine. And no further more than that,” the minister, Jakob Ellemann-Jensen, mentioned Monday.
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Russian authorities report drone assaults in close proximity to Moscow
Two men and women were being injured on Monday after debris from two drones intercepted by Russia’s air defense fell on a property in the Moscow location.
One of the victims — a guy — was hospitalized, reported Moscow governor Andrey Vorobyov in Google-translated comments on Telegram.
The property is in the town of Istra.
Russian authorities claimed additional drone exercise southwest of Moscow. Vladislav Shapsha, governor of the Kaluga area, claimed that regardless of adverse weather problems, Russian forces repelled a drone attack regionally. He described no accidents or infrastructural hurt in a Google-translated Telegram post.
CNBC could not independently verify developments on the ground.
— Ruxandra Iordache
