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Air Grid Paralysis: Strikes Leave Russian Aviation Grounded

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The reality of Russia’s war against Ukraine has fully caught up with its commercial skies. A massive wave of disruptions following recent attacks on Moscow has completely paralyzed domestic aviation, throwing major airports into absolute turmoil.

Massive Cancellations: Over 500 flights have been canceled or delayed in the capital alone, creating a cascading failure across the entire domestic transit network.

Tarmac Hostages: Disgruntled passengers report being trapped inside stranded aircraft on the runways for hours, with zero communication from airlines.

Multi-Day Delays: Inside the terminals, thousands of travelers have been stuck waiting for days to rebook flights that may never take off.

This infrastructure collapse is no longer isolated to border zones; reports confirm that identical chaos is now spreading rapidly through regional airports across the Russian Federation.

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