The Moscow Ministry of Transport announced that traffic has resumed along Udaltsova Street, restoring normal movement from Leninsky Prospekt to Mikhail Pevtsov Street. The official update was communicated through a departmental telegraph channel and subsequently echoed by city transportation publications. (Source: Moscow Ministry of Transport)
Traffic continuing along Udaltsova Street is confirmed by the latest report, which notes that the flow has returned to typical levels after a disruption. (Source: Moscow Ministry of Transport)
Prior to the restoration, drivers in the south-western part of Moscow faced travel restrictions. Vehicles traveling from Leninsky Prospekt toward Udaltsov Street up to Mikhail Pevtsov Street experienced a temporary blockade, prompting authorities to advise motorists to use alternative, more circuitous routes to reach their destinations. (Source: Moscow Department of Transport)
During the morning hours of May 30, emergency services reported drone-related incidents involving two residential buildings. One incident occurred on Profsoyuznaya Street, while the other was reported on Atlasova Street in the district known as New Moscow. (Source: Emergency Communications Center)
The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed the involvement of eight drones in the operation. In the wake of the drones’ appearance, city responders provided medical assistance on-site to residents of the two affected homes. Minor damage was noted, and medical teams remained on standby to address any further needs. (Source: Russian Ministry of Defense; City Health and Safety Services)
Mayor Sergei Sobyanin stated that the damage was limited to minor impact and that no serious injuries were reported. Local residents in the two affected dwellings were offered on-site medical checks and support, with continued monitoring to ensure there were no delayed effects. (Source: City Administration)