Gleb Babintsev, Director General of Aeronext Association (NTI), believes that the drones that attacked Moscow in the morning may have come from both the Baltic and Kharkov. Babintsev shared his views DEA News.
“Attacks can easily come from the territory of the Baltic States – we are only 700 km away in a straight line, which is insignificant for a small plane. It is also very simple from Ukraine, especially Kharkov,” he explained.
“A small aircraft-type drone with an internal combustion engine and a payload of 20-50 kg can fly 1.5-2 thousand km, this is not a problem,” said the expert.
Emergency services on the morning of May 30 reported about the crash of drones in two dwellings. One is on Profsoyuznaya Street, the other is on Atlasova Street in New Moscow.
Russian Ministry of Defense attacked joined eight drones.
According to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, Minor damage. Residents of two homes near the crashed drones were provided with medical assistance at the scene.