The fall of two unknown drones occurred on the night of June 11 in the territory of the Kaluga region of Russia.
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One of the drones fell in the Zhukovsky district near the village of Strelkovka. As a result, allegedly no one was hurt, two garden houses were not very badly damaged. The governor of the Kaluga region of Russia, Vladislav Shapsha, announced this on Telegram.
And in the Medina region in the forest, they found a crash site, probably another drone. The Russian authorities have traditionally stated that there were no casualties or damage.
The Russian Telegram channel “Shot” reported that emergency services and the police are working on the spot, experts are studying the wreckage of the UAV.
As you know, the Kaluga region does not have a common border with Ukraine. It borders, in particular, on the Bryansk and Moscow regions.
Recall that on May 30, at least 30 unknown drones attacked Moscow and the Moscow region. Some UAVs crashed into residential buildings because their Russian security forces tried to jam electronic systems. Many drones have been spotted on the ruble, not far from the residences of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and other powers that be. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announced eight destroyed drones.
Source: Racurs
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