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The Oct. 23 Moscow airport flight restrictions

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    Four Moscow airports restricted flights. Reopening did not settle the disruption.

    Restrictions were reported lifted at all four main Moscow airports after a drone alert, but conflicting flight counts and missing operating times leave the recovery unclear.

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    • Four airports: every main civilian gateway to Moscow restricted flights on October 23, 2026, amid a reported drone raid. The disruption reached aircraft arriving in the Russian capital and those waiting to leave. At Sheremetyevo, passengers were told to take shelter. Restrictions were subsequently reported lifted, but that did not establish that journeys—or airport schedules—were back to normal.

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  2. Rosaviatsiya announced restrictions on arriving and departing flights at all four main Moscow airports.

  3. An all-clear at Sheremetyevo was reported by TASS, as relayed by The Kyiv Independent. This did not establish when flights resumed.

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Mga tao

  • Sergey SobyaninMayor of Moscow since 2010
  • Volodymyr ZelenskyyPresident of Ukraine since 2019

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  • Domodedovo International Airport
  • Moscow
  • Sheremetyevo International Airport
  • Zhukovsky International Airport

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