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Russian Airspace Chaos: Ukrainian Drone Attack Shuts Down All Moscow Airports

The timing of the drone strikes is particularly significant, as they occurred just days before Russia’s planned Victory Day celebrations, marking the 80th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany. These celebrations were expected to be attended by foreign leaders, including China’s President Xi Jinping. The attacks have raised concerns about the security of such high-profile events.

In response to the escalating drone activity, Russia launched its own drone attacks on Ukraine’s Kharkiv and Odesa regions, resulting in casualties and infrastructure damage. Additionally, in the Kursk region, Ukraine claimed to have hit a Russian drone command center, killing 20 troops.

Ukraine has rejected Russia’s proposal for a three-day ceasefire, instead demanding a 30-day truce. The ongoing drone strikes and retaliatory measures underscore the intensifying nature of the conflict and the challenges in achieving a peaceful resolution.

The recent drone attacks on Moscow’s airports highlight the vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and the growing capabilities of drone warfare. As the conflict continues, both Russia and Ukraine are likely to invest further in counter-drone technologies and strategies to protect their assets and maintain operational security.

Zelensky: Russia Violated ‘Ceasefire’ Over 2,000 Times on Easter Day

“Since the beginning of the day, the Russian army has violated Putin’s “ceasefire” more than 2,000 times,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on X, publishing today’s Russian attacks on Ukraine as of 20:00.

“Report from Commander-in-Chief Sirsky at 20:00. Easter Day… As of this time, since the beginning of the day, the Russian army has violated Putin’s “ceasefire” more than 2,000 times. There have already been 67 Russian attacks on our positions in various directions, most of them in the Pokrovsky direction. A total of 1,355 cases of Russian shelling were recorded, 713 of which involved heavy weapons. The Russians used FPV 673 times…” – Zelensky wrote.

Nauseda: ‘Slap in the Face to Peace’

Another heinous Russian war crime – this time in the heart of Sumy. This is a slap in the face to all who seek and want peace, – Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda wrote on the social platform X.

“The civilized world must use force to stop these barbarians who are killing civilians and children,” – the Lithuanian President declared.

According to him, Lithuania once again confirms its unwavering commitment to support Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelensky until a just peace is achieved.

As a reminder, this morning the Russians launched a missile attack on Sumy. According to the latest data, 24 people were killed and more than 80 were injured.

Zelensky Urges Global Pressure

Russian strikes deserve only condemnation, pressure must be exerted on Russia to end the war and ensure the safety of the people, – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on the social platform X.

According to him, at the moment it is known that 31 people have died as a result of a Russian ballistic missile strike in Sumy. Among the dead are two children. More than 84 people have been injured, including 10 children.

“It is important that the world does not remain silent or indifferent. Russian strikes deserve only condemnation. Pressure must be put on Russia to end the war and ensure the safety of its people. Without truly strong pressure, without sufficient support for Ukraine, Russia will continue to drag out this war. For the second month now, Putin has ignored the US proposal for a complete and unconditional ceasefire. Unfortunately, Moscow is confident that it can continue its killings with impunity. Action is needed to change this situation,” Zelensky wrote.