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Russia Bans Small Aircraft and Drone Flights After UAV Attacks
Following a series of UAV attacks, Russia has implemented bans on small aircraft and civilian drone flights in several regions, including around Moscow. This measure aims to enhance security and control airspace.
17 Jun, 14:45 — 17 Jun, 15:26
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ukrainska-pravda52d ago
Series of UAV attacks prompt Russia to ban small aircraft flights in several regions
Flights by small aircraft over the city of Moscow and several Russian oblasts have been restricted from 20 June, in a move that has hit pilot training centres and the wider personnel training system.
By Andrii Muravskyi
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Russia bans light aircraft and civilian drone flights around Moscow
Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency, Rosaviatsia, has banned flights by light and ultralight aircraft and civilian drones at altitudes up to 5.2 kilometers (3.2 miles) over several central Russian regions, acting on orders from the Defense Ministry.
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