Moscow And The Region Were Attacked By Drones

Dozens of flights have been delayed and explosions have been heard.

On the evening of December 10 and after midnight, an air alert was declared in Moscow and the Moscow region due to the threat of drones: a series of explosions took place in the region, authorities claim drone debris was shot down and fell, writes "Focus".

In Moscow airports, "Rosaviatsia" has imposed restrictions on flights due to drone attacks, with dozens of flights delayed. This was reported by Russian media.

At least 20 flights have been delayed at Russia's Sheremetyevo airport alone, local Telegram channels claim. The explosions occurred in the Odintsovo and Ramensky districts of the Moscow region, media reports say.

Temporary restrictions Rosaviatsia has also imposed on Domodedovo and Vnukovo airports. According to media outlet Mash, a total of 27 flights were canceled at Moscow airports for departure and the same number of more for landing.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported the alleged shooting down of at least eight attack drones that were flying on a course toward the Russian capital as of 00:45 hours.

"An attack by another drone flying toward Moscow has been repelled. Emergency services specialists are working at the site where the debris fell," Russian media quoted Sobyanin's statement as saying.

There was no information about the aftermath or victims of the attack at the time of publication.

Russian media is also reporting drones and explosions over Tula. Locals claim there were at least 7 explosions.

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