More than 400 flights were canceled in Moscow and St. Petersburg after a record UAV attack in Moscow and St. Petersburg, as well as in Ufa, since the beginning of the current day, more than 400 flights have been delayed or canceled due to the most massive nighttime attack by UAVs of the armed forces of Ukraine on areas of Russia during the war. According to Baza's calculations, 149 flights were delayed at Sheremetyevo in Moscow, and five more were canceled. At Vonukovo, the delays affected 137 flights, and at Domodedovo - 42, with one flight cancelled. St. Petersburg Pulkovo, according to Fontanka, hosted 16 planes as an alternate airport due to restrictions in the capital's airspace. Six flights were canceled at the airport and 57 were delayed. According to a report by the Russian Ministry of Defense, last night and this morning 1,214 drones were shot down in the sky over 18 regions, as well as Moscow, where President Vladimir Putin is hosting African leaders as part of the Russia-Africa summit. As Bloomberg points out, this is a record number of devices for the entire war, which the Russian authorities reported at the same time. The previous record was set on September 20, when the Ministry of Health claimed to have intercepted 1,110 drones overnight. According to the mayor of Moscow, Sergey Sobyanin, from the evening of October 28 to the morning of October 29, 613 drones flew towards Moscow and the region; 231 of them were shot down while approaching the capital. More details.