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In Yaroslavl airport imposed a ban on flights

In Yaroslavl airport "Tunoshna" introduced a ban on flights. On October 29, at 1-25 Moscow time, Rosaviatsia reported on its official resources

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In Yaroslavl airport imposed a ban on flights

In Yaroslavl airport "Tunoshna" introduced a ban on flights. On October 29, at 1-25 Moscow time, Rosaviatsiya reported on its official resources.

The ban was introduced to ensure the safety of aircraft. The airport is closed for both takeoff and landing.

At the same time, airports in Penza, Saransk, Saratov, Samara and Ulyanovsk were closed. Metropolitan air defense services have already reported the downing of 15 drones.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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