Moscow airports are temporarily closed after Ukraine drone attacks

A Russian drone attack in Russia caused the main Moscow airport to be temporarily closed and left at least 140 flights, officials said.

More than 230 drones in Ukraine fell above Russia Saturday morning – including 27 in the capital – according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.

According to the Russian aircraft career, the four main airports that serve the capital were interrupted and more than 130 flights were redirected. Since then, normal operations have been resumed.

Meanwhile, at least three people were killed in Russian air in the Russian air in Ukraine, according to regional officials.

The Russian Tour Operators Association (ATOR) said that Sunday closed Moscow airports 10 times in 24 hours after strikes.

The Kaluga region, southwest of Moscow, was affected. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian said that Saturday intercepted 45 drones from the morning, the Kaluga International Airport was temporarily closed.

The Russian Ministry of Defense has also said drones also shot in regions shot above the regions near the edge of Rostov and Bryans, as well as on the black sea. No murder has been reported.

It is not the first time the first time in Ukraine drone attacks have caused Russian travel interruptions. In May, At least 60,000 passengers were squeezed Kyiv launched more than 500 drones at airports within 24 hours by the Ministry of Defense.

Ukrainian regional officials died after the Russian air strikes in Donetsk’s different parts, and the 78-year-old woman died after residential buildings, it burned in Sumy.

Ukrainian Air Force said from 57 drones in 57, on the night Sunday, lost several other drones after mixing their radars.

Sumy and Donetsk also attacked the lines of the previous line of Kharkrovsksks, like Zaporizhzhia.

Last attacks Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov said that Russian President Vladimir Putin was ready to solve peace with Ukraine, but it was a “achieving our goals.”

“President Putin spoke to a peaceful consequence of Ukrainian settlement. It is a long process, requires effort and is not easy,” he said in a television interview.

It has been almost three and a half years since Moscow launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Saturday, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky proposed a new round of conference in MoscowThe negotiations left last month is aimed at restarting.

Trading in Russia and Ukraine to end the fight failed to get a ceasefire, but they brought prisoner swaps.

Zelensky also repeated Russian Vladimir Putin to find out, saying: “A meeting at the level of leadership is required to ensure peace.”

Ukraine This week has been a boost for the President of the US Donald Trump, as often as an expert and admiration in the past for Russia’s leader. The US will send us “higher weapons” to Ukrainian countries.

Trump also threatened Russia with serious fare if the war ending is not obtained within 50 days, and Then he told BBC That Putin was “disappointed”, but “It’s not”.

Reacting to Sunday’s conversation, Peskov said: “Everyone get used to hard rhetoric and accustomed to right.

“At the same time, he reaffirms his intention to facilitate peaceful settlement to continue doing everything possible.”