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Russia’s aviation watchdog, Rosaviatsia on Thursday said that all the four Moscow airports, along with the airport in Kaluga, located 160km (100 miles) southwest of Moscow, were temporarily closed.
According to Reuters the aviation authority said, “Aircraft crews, air traffic controllers and airport services are taking all necessary measures to ensure flight safety.”

The reason for the closures was not disclosed. More details awaited.





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