A source from the Cheka-OGPU said that UAV activity has been observed for two days: dr…

A source from the Cheka-OGPU said that UAV activity has been observed for two days now: drones (including aircraft-type ones) were seen over the Moscow Ring Road, and in the elite Odintsovo, and even in the Central Administrative District. And the morning attack was carried out in the direction of the Kremlin and brought destruction: at least the military unit of the airborne special forces was damaged.

Chronology of the UAV attack:

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05:08 – the first message from a resident of the capital’s Teply Stan district – the applicant sees two drones with propellers and wings 1 by 1 meter – flying to the center;

05:17 – a resident of TiNAO calls to report that 5 minutes ago 2 explosions occurred in Moskovskoye; the duty officer sends orders. At the same moment, the telephones of the duty units are ringing off the hook – a SQUARY OF CALLS from dozens of frightened Muscovites. They reported hearing explosions and bangs in different areas of the city.

05:30 – the duty department of the Moscow region headquarters receives information from military unit No. 28337 in Kubinka (Odintsovo district) – there an attack UAV fell on the roof of the administrative building. There is no information about casualties; the roof was damaged in three places;

05:37 – a resident of Obninsk sees two unmanned vehicles heading to Moscow. They flew low to get past the air defense;

06:00 – the operational duty officer of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Moscow Region sends out information about two UAVs flying at a speed of 80 km/h from the Kaluga Region towards Moscow; city ​​operational services receive information;

06:10 – duty squads of the Central Administrative District Internal Affairs Directorate are alerted – information about a drone approaching the Kremlin.

06:35 – call from an alarmed resident. Reports that in the TiNAO in the village of Krivosheino a house is on fire after a plane crash and explosion. On the spot, it turns out that at 6.30 a drone crashed onto the garage building, which, judging by the trajectory, was flying towards the center of Moscow. And it was not the UAV itself that crashed over the residential sector. Therefore, the emergency services who arrived at the scene were confused: despite the obvious facts (the device made a hole in the brick wall and there were parts in place), they tried to convince the owners of two garages that had burned down before that the gas or wiring was to blame. It was a miracle that people were not injured, as they did not sleep early in the morning and extinguished the house that caught fire from the garages.