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Moscow's airports experienced significant disruption for approximately 36 hours following the drone attacks.

Moscow, Ukraine
Verified Independently confirmed by 5 sources
Stefan Korshak (Substack) Ukrainska Pravda Meduza Kyiv Independent Kyiv Post

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Moscow airports (location) Elma technology park (location) Moscow oil refinery (location) Ukraine (organization) Gazprom (organization) Sergei Sobyanin (person) Angstrem plant (location) Elma technopark (location) Sheremetyevo Airport (location) Vnukovo Airport (location) SBU (organization) Moscow Region (location)

Source Reports

Stefan Korshak (Substack) →

Moscow airports were a mess for about 36 hours.

Ukrainska Pravda →

A fire broke out at the Elma technology park, a company specializing in electronic equipment and optical devices.

Ukrainska Pravda →

A Moscow oil refinery may have been targeted during the attacks.

Meduza →

Drones struck a Gazprom-owned oil refinery in Kapotnya, damaging the security checkpoint but not the main plant facilities.

Meduza →

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin stated that 12 workers were injured at the refinery checkpoint.

Kyiv Independent →

Around 200 flights were delayed or canceled at Sheremetyevo Airport and nearly 100 at Vnukovo Airport following the attack.

Kyiv Post →

SBU Hits Moscow Defense Plants and Crimea Airbase in Joint Drone Raid.

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Extracted: 2026-07-18T16:57:30.925Z

Source story: day-1548a-2026-05-24