Nov 10 (Reuters) - Ukraine launched at least 17 drones targeting Moscow early on Sunday, forcing the temporarily closure of two of the capital's airports, Russian officials said.

Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on the Russian capital city of Moscow since the war began in 2022, injuring one person and forcing three major airports to divert flights, as Russia fired at Ukraine's southern region of Odesa.

Ukraine launched at least 17 drones targeting Moscow early on Sunday, forcing the temporarily closure of two of the capital's airports, Russian officials said. Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said the 12 drones were destroyed in the Ramenskoye and Kolomensky districts of the Moscow region,

MOSCOW - Ukraine attacked Moscow on Sunday with at least 25 drones, forcing the temporary closure of two of the city's major airports, Russian officials said, in what was the biggest Ukrainian drone strike on the Russian capital to date.

Unknown drones spotted near Moscow on November 10. Russians report attack on the capital, according to the Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin on Telegram. Around 7:40, Sobyanin reported that two drones allegedly headed for Moscow were shot down over the Ramenskoye district.

As a result of the drone attack, Zhukovsky and Domodedovo airports suspended all flights temporarily, creating delays and safety concerns for travelers, according to Ziare. Early

The city's mayor said 25 Ukrainian drones were intercepted by Russian air defense systems. Meanwhile, the EU's foreign policy chief vows "unwavering" support for Kyiv after Donald Trump's reelection.