Residents of a high-rise building in Tula, which was hit by a Ukrainian Armed Forces drone, were placed in a kindergarten

Residents of one of the entrances of a multi-storey building in Tula, into which a Ukrainian drone crashed, were temporarily accommodated in a nearby kindergarten and hotels, reports the Mash Telegram channel.

Psychologists are reportedly currently working and will be allowed to return home once investigators complete their work.

At the same time, the house itself has already been examined by explosives experts who have explosives inside. At the same time, the shock wave knocked out windows on the other side of the residential building.

Earlier, the governor of the Tula region, Alexey Dyumin, reported details about the thwarted attack of Ukrainian UAVs over the region. According to the governor, a total of two drones were spotted over the Tula region. One of them was shot down. After losing control, he crashed into a five-story residential building on Khvorostukhin Street. The glazing of three apartments was damaged. One resident suffered minor cuts and was treated for injuries. The governor clarified that emergency services are on the scene. According to him, glazing in the affected apartments will be restored in the near future.

Alexey Dyumin clarified that another drone was suppressed by electronic warfare equipment over the territory of the Tula region. In this case there were no casualties. Serious damage was also avoided.

Earlier, the Ministry of Defense reported a massive attack by Ukrainian UAVs. A total of 20 drones were eliminated during the night and morning.