The mayor of the Russian capital, Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin, said that on the night of May 4, a drone allegedly crashed into a high-rise building. Most likely, this was the result of the work of Russian air defense.
Points of attention
- Explosions were heard near the Kremlin in Moscow due to a drone attack on a high-rise building, causing extensive damage.
- The mayor, Sergei Sobyanin, confirmed the incident and suggested it was likely a result of Russian air defense actions.
Explosions were heard in Moscow on the night of May 4
"According to preliminary data, the drone crashed into a building in the Mosfilmovskaya area," Sobyanin wrote on social media.
According to him, there were no injuries.
Russian social media reported that the drone crashed into a high-rise building, knocking out the walls of three rooms on the 36th floor.
Citing eyewitnesses, they write in public forums that part of the facade fell on a car under the building.
According to an analysis by the ASTRA Telegram channel, the distance from the Kremlin to the house damaged by the drone in Moscow is about 6 km.
Experts suggest that the drone that crashed in Moscow tonight is a full-fledged FP-1 attack drone.
