On June 11, two drones crashed in Russia’s Kaluga region, reported the region’s governor Vladislav Shapsha.
According to the governor, one drone crashed near the village of Strelkovka in the Zhukovsky district. Two dachas sustained minor damage, with broken windows. There were no casualties.
Later, Shapsha reported that the crash site of “an alleged unmanned aerial vehicle” was found in a forested area in the Medynsky district. According to him, there were no casualties and no damage.
On June 2, an “unidentified object” crashed in a forest and exploded in the Kaluga region, according to Governor Vladislav Shapsha.
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