Moscow’s four major airports temporarily suspended all flight operations early this morning following reports of incoming drones. Russian authorities reported intercepting and neutralizing approximately 60 Ukrainian drones over the course of 90 minutes. The attacks triggered flight cancellations and delays, impacting both domestic and international travel. While the airports have since reopened, the incident highlights escalating tensions and the increasing use of drone warfare. No casualties or significant damage have been reported at this time. Ukrainian officials have not yet claimed responsibility for the drone attacks, but similar incidents have occurred previously. The event raises concerns about the security of critical infrastructure in the region.