Russia's Kazan airport resumes operations

Russia's Kazan Airport has resumed accepting and releasing aircraft, Report informs referring to the Russian Federal Air Transport Agency.

"At Kazan Airport, restrictions on accepting and releasing aircraft have been lifted since 10:05 Moscow time," reads the statement.

Temporary restrictions were introduced to ensure the safety of civil aircraft flights.

10:04

Russia's Kazan Airport temporarily suspends inbound and outbound flights, Report informs referring to the Russian Federal Air Transport Agency.

It is specified that the restrictions were introduced to ensure flight safety, with no other details provided.

Typically, such measures are implemented due to the threat of drone attacks.

Local authorities have not yet commented on the situation. Similar restrictions were imposed yesterday, December 27.

On December 21, according to the Ministry of Defense, six drones were shot down and suppressed in Kazan. City authorities reported fires in three districts of the city. Several people were injured, and a terrorism case was initiated.