Domodedovo International Airport

Below them, Moscow is shut.

All four airports, Sheremetyevo, Vnukovo, Domodedovo, Zhukovsky, are closed.

Air defence firing over the southern... ...drifting above the tower blocks.

And the planes that carry the most important cargo that the Russian state possesses are stacked in holding patterns over a capital that they cannot land in.

They say Russian air defenses stopped the drones from reaching it, but at the same time, they offered no evidence establishing that the refinery was the intended target.

Farther south in Domodedovo, home to Russia's third-largest airport, crews are reportedly working to restore electricity to villages hit by drones.

So how much damage has the long-range drone campaign actually done overall? Well, that's a very good question.

Kyiv's own assessment is significant, but again, it comes from Kyiv.

The targets stopped being foreign companies long ago.

Domodedovo Airport, RusAgro, Russia's largest car dealer Moscow law firm NSP estimates over 50 billion dollars of private property has been taken appropriated by the Russian state and the mechanism is always the same.

Prosecutors reopen a 1990s privatization A court obliges in a closed hearing and the asset lands with a state corporation or with a friend of the sovereign ruler Vladimir Putin.

This is late stage Putinism and it has a shape.

In July, Russian officials said about four hundred drones targeted the Moscow region in a single night.

Fires, injuries, disruption around Domodedovo Airport and the town of Podolsk.

Then August eighteenth, Mayor Sergei Bea Nayen said six hundred and twenty drones were heading for the Moscow region overnight.

Around the capital itself, he said one hundred and eighty were downed.