Drone Attacks Disrupt Moscow Airports Amid Escalating Russia-Ukraine Conflict in 2025

The humanitarian toll has been substantial. On Sunday, thirteen civilians were reported killed in Russian drone attacks, including three children, underscoring the persistent threat to non-combatants amid ongoing hostilities. The escalation has drawn international attention, with calls from global bodies for the protection of civilians and adherence to international humanitarian law.

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has repeatedly highlighted the need for conflict parties to respect civilian safety and ensure humanitarian access in affected regions.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining secure and safe airspace in conflict zones and has provided guidelines for managing disruptions caused by hostilities.

The U.S. Department of State and the European Union have issued travel advisories reflecting the evolving security environment in Russia and Ukraine.

As airspace restrictions and military engagements continue, Moscow faces increasing pressure to bolster its defenses and adapt to the growing threat of unmanned aerial systems. Meanwhile, international actors advocate for restraint and dialogue to prevent further deterioration of the security situation.

For ongoing updates on conflict developments and travel security advisories, stakeholders are encouraged to consult official government and international agency websites regularly.

Source: ndtv