INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Russians have faced increasing disruptions to their summer travel plans as near-daily drone attacks on Moscow have prompted airports in the
briefly closed overnight amid reports of a fresh wave of drone strikes, the state-run TASS news agency reported, citing aviation
mediareportedWednesday.This regime, which is activated when an unidentified object is detected in the sky, forces the immediate landing or
withdrawal of all civilian aircraft from the zone of danger.All major airports serving the Russian capital were closed for the first time
transit hubs sparkedsarcastic reactions from Telegram users, who pointed to the disconnect between the official portrayal of the situation
exaggerated by the media, according to Ilya Shatilin, chief editor of the Frequentflyers.ru portal."These are the times: drones fly,
But there are special services that prevent such things
Our country has a lot of experience in this regard
Flying is no scarier than living," Shatilin told MSK1.ru.
