11
Sep
Myanmar’s Tada-U International Airport in the Mandalay region has been closed for two days after six FPV suicide drones carrying explosives targeted the airport and surrounding areas. The attack took place on Thursday afternoon and caused brief disruptions to some domestic flights. AFP, citing security sources, reported that the drones were detected before reaching their intended targets. Security forces used air-defence and counter-drone systems to intercept them, while the explosives carried by the drones were subsequently neutralised safely. The attack did not reportedly result in any casualties or damage to vehicles, airport runways or other major infrastructure. Despite the limited…
