"Carpet" plan in action at the Moscow airports once again, flights delayed
Agressor country Russia complained about a UAV attack in the Moscow region again on the morning of Thursday, August 31. The "Carpet" plan was introduced in the capital's Domodedovo and Vnukovo airports.
This was reported by Russian Telegram channels. Later, the Moscow authorities said that the Russian Air Defense "successfully shot down" one drone.
As is known, the "Carpet" mode in the Russian Federation is announced if "undesirable flying objects" are spotted in the sky.
According to propagandists, the two airports suspended flights for both departures and arrivals. In total, more than 40 flights were delayed.
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Source: Russian telegram channels
A short time later, Moscow Mayor Sobyanin announced that Russian Air Defense Forces had indeed "shot down" a drone that was flying towards the Russian capital.
As usual, according to his preliminary data, there were no casualties or destruction as a result of the events. He assured that the emergency services were working at the scene of the incident, but did not indicate where exactly it happened.
As reported by OBOZREVATEL, the attack of dozens of kamikaze drones on Russia was also preceded by the introduction of the "Carpet" plan in the airports of the aggressor country the day before on August 30. On that day, UAVs struck military facilities in Pskov, destroying four Il-76 aircraft.
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