Crashed into houses: Russian air defense shot down a drone right over the private sector in the Moscow region. Video fact

Near Moscow on the morning of Sunday, November 10, a drone shot down by Russian air defense crashed into a private sector near the town of Ramenskoye. As a result, a large-scale fire broke out, and a woman was injured.

The video of the drone crash was posted on Russian Telegram channels. The published footage shows the drone flying over houses, but at some point a shot is heard and the UAV immediately catches fire.

The drone dived on private houses like a fire meteor.

Judging by the videos that went viral, a large-scale fire broke out in the private sector.

According to media reports, the fire has engulfed two houses in the village of Stanovoye in Ramensky district. One of them is destroyed, the roof of the other is on fire.

A passing car was also damaged.

Preliminary, one woman was injured and hospitalized with severe burns.

Russian media have already announced the "largest UAV attack since the beginning of the military operation."

The Russian Defense Ministry claims to have "stopped the attack of the Kyiv regime" "with the use of airplane-type UAVs".

Over the Moscow region, 34 UAVs were allegedly "intercepted and destroyed."

Another 14 were allegedly neutralized in the Bryansk region, seven each in the Orel and Kaluga regions, six over Kursk and two over Tula.

In total, the aggressor country's Defense Ministry boasted of the destruction of allegedly "70 Ukrainian UAVs."

RosMedia reminds us that the previous massive strike on the Moscow region took place on September 10, when 20 drones were shot down in the Moscow region.

As reported by OBOZ.UA, on the night of November 10, several regions of Russia were attacked by kamikaze drones. In the Bryansk region, in particular, it was loud on the territory of a military unit.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the defeat of a legitimate Russian target - the ammunition depots of the 1060th Logistics Center of the Russian Armed Forces in Bryansk Oblast.

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