04:11, 10 May 2026

The Ministry of Transport reported the resumption of some international flights through southern Russia.

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Russian airlines operating international flights began flying through the Rostov air traffic control zone after the regional air traffic control center was suspended on May 8 due to a drone attack.

As reported by the "Caucasian Knot," operations at 13 airports were suspended on the morning of May 8 after a drone struck the building of the regional air traffic control center in Rostov-on-Don. On the same day, Rosaviatsia reported that all airports were ready to handle flights.

The Russian Ministry of Transport reported on the evening of May 9 that Russian airlines operating international flights had begun flying through the Rostov airspace control zone, Kommersant reports.

The agency clarified that only some international flights were currently operating through the control zone. This saves fuel and reduces travel time.

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