Ukraine’s Drones Just Shut Down Moscow’s Airports for the Third Time in a Month — the War Putin Promised Wouldn’t Reach Home Is Here

Ukraine's drones struck Moscow again overnight — more than 60 downed by air defenses, the capital's international airports disrupted for hours, and for at least the third time in a month, flights grounded over a city Putin promised the war would never reach. Fuel rationing has spread to more than half of Russia's regions, its S-300 interceptors are running low, and Putin has admitted the strikes are "creating problems." He still refuses any pause: "saving the Kyiv regime is not part of our plans."