 A Ukrainian drone has exploded in Moscow following a mystery fire that broke out at a warehouse near Vladimir Putin's home. It was one of at least two drones spotted in the sky this morning, according to reports and follows drone attacks on the city in early hours of Thursday. The blast erupted near the Karamyshevskaya Embankment, in western Moscow, close to the Karamyshinsky hydroelectric power station. The Russian defence ministry later said the Kyiv regime had attempted a 'terrorist attack' on a 'facility' using a drone but claimed it forced the un-maned aircraft down using electronic warfare jamming. The drone landed in a forest area, causing no injuries or damage to buildings it said – although one woman said her window cracked, leaving her terrified. Multiple ambulances and fire engines could be seen at the crash site. Airspace over the city's Vnukovo international airport, and over Kaluga city, was closed. The drone attack happened hours after an enormous fire broke out at a warehouse near Vladimir Putin's official residence near Moscow, Russian state news has reported. The warehouse is located in Odintsovo, between the Russian president's home at Novo-Ogaryovo and the Vnukovo Airport. There was no indication of how the blaze started at the building, which is around 4 miles south of the official residence. Meanwhile, video footage from this morning shows a drone buzzing in the air aswell as the explosion near the Karamyshevskaya Embankment. In one shot rowers can be seen training on the Moscow River in the foreground. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video The moment drone exploded this morning (Picture: Social media/East2West News) Police officers in the area where the drone came down (Picture: Alexander Nemenov /AFP) The strike was by a Ukrainian kamikaz){kind=link}
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A Ukrainian drone has exploded in Moscow following a mystery fire that broke out at a warehouse near Vladimir Putin’s home.
It was one of at least two drones spotted in the sky this morning, according to reports and follows drone attacks on the city in early hours of Thursday.
The blast erupted near the Karamyshevskaya Embankment, in western Moscow, close to the Karamyshinsky hydroelectric power station.
The Russian defence ministry later said the Kyiv regime had attempted a ‘terrorist attack’ on a ‘facility’ using a drone but claimed it forced the un-maned aircraft down using electronic warfare jamming.