Russian authorities temporarily suspended arrivals and departures at all four major Moscow airports after a Ukrainian drone assault. The attack was the largest since the start of the full-scale war. Accounts differ on the scope of the suspension: one source states all four airports were fully suspended, while another reports that three of Moscow’s four airports temporarily suspended flights, with Sheremetyevo allowing some departures. According to Meduza, Moscow’s four major airports are Vnukovo, Domodedovo, Zhukovsky, and Sheremetyevo. The Times of India reported that air defense systems intercepted 59 Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow. Russia’s Defense Ministry said it destroyed 159 Ukrainian drones overnight and intercepted another 39 drones over six Russian regions and annexed Crimea on Wednesday morning. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said air defenses downed three drones on approach to the city. Emergency services were working at crash sites following the drone attacks, according to The Moscow Times. Russia previously struck Ukraine's Odesa region with a ballistic missile, causing casualties and damage to an agricultural facility, as reported by The Times of India.