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Russia's Rosaviatsiya has imposed temporary flight restrictions at Kaluga (Grabstevo) Airport, halting arrivals and departures. The reasons and duration of the measure remain undisclosed. The airport is located about 160 km southwest of Moscow.
Russian drone and artillery attacks on Black Sea coastal cities and central Ukraine over the past 24 hours have left at least one person dead, several injured, and caused significant damage to civilian infrastructure. The strikes hit Odesa, Mykolaiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kherson oblasts.
Russian emergency services extinguished a fire at a livestock farm in the Moscow region early on May 1. The blaze originated in the barn area and was quickly contained. No casualties or cause have been reported yet.
Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency confirmed that Sochi Airport lifted temporary restrictions and resumed normal operations. The airport is now handling scheduled flights without disruption.
Governor Yuri Slyusar of Russia's Rostov region confirmed that air defense forces shot down a drone late Friday. No injuries or damage were reported. The incident occurs amid continued military operations linked to the Ukraine conflict.
Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency on May 1 reported that Sheremetyevo Airport is functioning by receiving and dispatching flights only after obtaining clearance from authorities. The situation is tightly monitored, with all flights required to follow a mandatory approval process for safety and stability.
A passenger train collided with a truck at a grade crossing near Ingashskaya station in Russia's Krasnoyarsk region early Friday morning, injuring at least 10 people. Emergency crews responded quickly, and rail traffic has been suspended pending investigation.
Russia's Defense Ministry said its air defenses shot down 141 Ukrainian drones overnight across nine regions, including the Moscow area. The drone attacks occurred amid ongoing conflict, with no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
Russia has expanded its air border defense arsenal with interceptor drones and laser anti-UAV systems, according to a government decree reported by TASS on May 1. The updated list includes radars, air defense systems, aircraft, electronic warfare devices, and new laser and drone platforms.
