In the Odintsovo district, four unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) crashed and hit the trees. All drones were seen at a height of about 60 meters and were at a distance of about 500 meters from each other.

Among the drones attacking Moscow, a new model was noticed that had not previously been used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The unique feature of this model lies in its aerodynamic scheme, called "duck". The drone is equipped with an internal combustion engine running on gasoline, and KZ-6 shaped charges are used as weapons.

Eyewitnesses who were on Leninsky Prospekt during the attack noted a sound reminiscent of the noise of a motorcycle, followed by two loud pops and the smell of kerosene. Residents of an adjacent house reported that they saw a container of kerosene next to the wreckage.

Despite the scale of the attack, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin maintains that no one was seriously injured. Everyone who demanded help was provided on the spot and none of the victims required hospitalization.

At the moment, emergency services and several ambulance teams continue to work at the scene.