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Flights cancelled at Moscow airports for second consecutive night due to drone attacks

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Moscow airports cancelled or delayed over 350 flights on the night of October 16-17 due to Ukrainian drone threats, with some aircraft diverted to other cities. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin stated that 140 drones were destroyed, marking the second consecutive night of flight disruptions and similar incidents at St. Petersburg's Pulkovo airport.
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Moscow airports once again introduced restrictions on the arrival and departure of flights on the evening of 16 October and the night of 16-17 October due to the threat of Ukrainian drone attacks. Over 350 flights were delayed or cancelled, most of them at Sheremetyevo.

Flights cancelled at Moscow airports for second consecutive night due to drone attacks
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