Nikol Pashinyan's Airplane Lands in St. Petersburg Instead of Moscow: Details

The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan's airplane was unable to land in Moscow due to closed airspace and diverted to an alternative airport. A nighttime drone attack delayed over 170 flights at Moscow airports. This was reported by Baza.

Pashinyan's ACJ319 circled over the Tver region for about an hour waiting for landing permission, but it was never granted. The plane eventually headed to Pulkovo Airport, where it landed around 1:00 AM.

The Armenian Prime Minister was returning to Moscow after a visit to Germany and was preparing to participate in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) intergovernmental council meeting.

Recently, the Moscow region experienced one of the largest attacks in recent times, with air defense successfully striking 32 drones during the night. Residents reported hearing explosions in Zelenograd, Ramenskoye, Odintsovo, and Dubna, with the sounds of blasts continuing into the early morning, along with noises from the drones.