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Vladimir Putin left 'stuck on plane' as Ukraine launches blitz on Moscow

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Vladimir Putin left 'stuck on plane' as Ukraine launches blitz on Moscow.

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Vladimir Putin and his Kremlin officials were reportedly "stuck" in their aircraft after a drone attack on Moscow.A fleet of four planes said to be carrying the Russian President and his team were forced to circle around the capital after several airports were closed.According to FlightRadar data, President Putin was unable to touch down in Russia following a trip to Turkmenistan.Russian publication EADaily reported just after 2pm that he was flying back to Moscow aboard an aircraft from the "Rossiya Special Flight Squadron" after leaving Turkmenbashi International Airport.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Hours later, EADaily reported that the aircraft was unable to land in Moscow because of the drone threat.President Putin had attended two summits and held meetings with Turkmen President Serdar Berdimuhamedow and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian during the trip.FlightRadar imaging of the aircraft shows the pilot haplessly circling much of the city's skyline before at least three...

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