Moscow’s Main Airport Crumbles Under Historic Snowfall—What This Chaos Reveals About Russian Infrastructure
Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport halted flights due to the worst snowfall in 50 years, stranding thousands and highlighting glaring weaknesses in Russian logistics—an opportunity to reflect on America’s strength in safeguarding critical infrastructure.
When Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport suspended incoming flights amid a massive snowstorm—the largest since records began—it was not just a weather event; it was a harsh diagnosis of systemic failure. Over 30 centimeters of snow blanketed Russia's capital, forcing the closure of a key transportation hub that is supposed to be resilient against such conditions.Why Does This Matter for America?While this crisis unfolds thousands of miles away, it serves as a stark warning: national sovereignty depends not only on military might but also on reliable infrastructure. Russia’s inability to swiftly manage this extreme weather reflects deeper systemic weaknesses that can destabilize...
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