Russian authorities say airports in Moscow and St. Petersburg shut down amid drone attacks

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Russian authorities say airports in Moscow and St. Petersburg shut down amid drone attacks
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Russian authorities reported that airports in Moscow and St. Petersburg were shut down during recent attacks. They claimed that air defence destroyed 195 Ukrainian drones on the way to Moscow and intercepted 126 drones in the St. Petersburg region, and that 19 people were injured in the St. Petersburg attacks.

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