Moscow comes under drone fire overnight, grounding flights at major airports

On October 28-29, dozens of Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow, with Russian air defenses intercepting nearly 60 drones. Mayor Sergey Sobyanin reported that 57 drones were shot down in Moscow Oblast during a 90-minute window. No casualties or damage were reported, and the exact number of drones launched remains unclear. Air traffic was disrupted, leading to flight restrictions at major airports. Residents reported explosions near Naro-Fominsk, and previous drone strikes in October had already affected aviation operations. This incident follows a series of drone attacks on Moscow, including a significant strike on October 6 that involved 650 drones.