Authorities say Moscow airport has ended after attacks of Ukrainian drones
Moscow’s four main airports Hours are locked After the launch of Ukraine, the second consecutive night, several attacks on drones against the Russian capital.
Moscow’s Mayor Sergei Sobian’s Tuesday called Russian Air Security Intersetaram 19 drones It flew from different directions to the city.
The Russian official said some of the ruins on the city’s highways had fallen, but the victims had no record.
Occurs before the attack Celebrations were predicted in Moscow To celebrate World War II. Chinese President Xi Jinping should attend the Victory Day event.
“Our position is simple for all countries that go to Russia on May 9: we cannot be held responsible for what is happening in the Russian Federation territory,” said Ukrainian President Volodimir Jelensky.
“They are responsible for your safety. We will not give any warranty because we don’t know what Russia can do on these dates.”
Attacks in Ukraine
The Ukrainian government did not comment on the announced attack, but local authorities said Russia had carried out drone attacks against civil targets.
According to the governor of the region, Ole Gipper, at least One died and infrastructures were damaged Following the attack from a Russian drone in Odesa.
Karkiv Mayor said that drone attacks were carried out in Russia, at least four people were injured. These attacks would have reached businesses, a shopping center and civilian homes.
Mayor, Ihore Terekov, said 20 attacks were recorded in the four neighborhoods of the city and had a fire.
Ukraine and Russia are in disagreement with rival ceasefire plans after Jelensky Notice The Russian plan of the 72 -hour unilateral ceasefire.
Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed Ceylon from May 7 to 10Victory Day in Moscow is in agreement with celebrations. However, Jelenski said that the proposed ceasefire Russia is aimed at creating the illusion that Putin leaves isolation.
Instead of, Jelenski was updated 30 Dias As the United States initially proposed, in hostility. Jelensky said the proposed ceasefire could begin at any time in Russia to end the war on war.
