Moscow and the surrounding region came under a major drone attack early Tuesday, July 28, forcing temporary restrictions at several airports serving the Russian capital, according to Russian authorities. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin initially claimed that Russian air defenses had shot down 12 drones approaching the city, with emergency services dispatched to areas where debris had fallen. He subsequently reported repeated waves of additional drones.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. By early Tuesday morning, Russian authorities had reported at least 81 drones intercepted on their way toward Moscow, according to a series of updates from Sobyanin carried by Moscow’s city news agency. Russia’s aviation authority Rosaviatsia imposed temporary restrictions on arrivals and departures at Vnukovo, Domodedovo and Zhukovsky airports as the attack unfolded. Operations were later partially restored, with Domodedovo announcing that restrictions had been lifted shortly after 6 a.m. Moscow time. Ukrinform reported that images and videos circulating on Russian social media showed drones flying over the Moscow region and smoke rising in some areas. The exact locations and causes of the reported smoke could not immediately be independently verified. There was no immediate confirmation from Ukraine regarding the attack. The latest wave comes amid a sharp expansion of Ukraine’s long-range strike campaign against targets deep inside Russia, including energy and logistics infrastructure.