A source from the Cheka-OGPU said that in the two days since the UAV filled with explosives fell near Noginsk, people began to look at the sky more often. The number of reports and incidents involving drones has increased significantly. According to the interlocutor, excluding small quadcopters (they were found in vegetable gardens near Chekhov, Noginsk and Shatura), large aircraft-type UAVs began to be seen more and more often in the Moscow region. Winged vehicles, very similar to foreign models, were seen in the sky in the areas of Stupino, Serpukhov, Pushkino, Staraya Kupavna and even over the Moscow Ring Road. Visually, they are no different from a fallen drone: with two wings and gray (silver) color.
Such an air show with unidentified and, apparently, military foreign UAVs sends those responsible for Moscow’s “air shield” into hysterics. But, not only air defense fails, but also domestic analogues of drones. Emergency situations also happen to them. For example, on April 25, civilians discovered an aircraft-type UAV in the Mozhaisk urban district. A local resident removed the device from the tree, took it to the garage and reported it to the police. An operational group was urgently sent to the address, which established that the find was the Russian Eleron-3 short-range aerial reconnaissance and surveillance complex (Russian Ministry of Defense), which had crashed.
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