A resident of a home on Atlasova Street in New Moscow sustained injuries when a drone attack occurred. One neighbor noted that his apartment was flooded as a result of the incident, and residents whose units were damaged were accommodated in hotels while repairs were arranged.
Earlier, the Investigative Committee opened a probe into the drone incidents that disrupted the capital on the morning of May 30. The information was shared via the Telegram channel of the Russian Federation Sledkom and has since been referenced by local authorities as part of ongoing inquiry efforts.
Sledkom described the event as causing minor damage to several buildings in Moscow when the drones struck. In the early hours of May 30, emergency services confirmed that two residential structures were hit: one on Profsoyuznaya Street and another on Atlasova Street in New Moscow.
Officials from the Russian Defense Ministry stated that eight unmanned aerial vehicles participated in the attack. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported that the damage to the targeted buildings was minor, indicating that the impact did not lead to major structural failures or casualties.
The affected residents faced temporary displacement or relocation to safe accommodations while authorities assess the situation and coordinate necessary repairs. Local services mobilized to secure the affected areas, conduct preliminary damage assessments, and assist residents with essential needs until normalcy returns. In the wake of the incident, city planners and emergency responders emphasized the importance of documenting any damages for follow-up actions and ensuring transparent communication with the public about safety measures and timelines for restoration.