Ukrainian Drones Strike Moscow: FP-1 Debris Found 6 km From Kremlin

On the night of May 4, the Ukrainian Defense Forces launched an attack on Moscow using long-range FP-1 strike drones.

The ASTRA Telegram channel shared the video.

The footage shows fragments of a Ukrainian drone scattered along the Mosfilmovskaya Street, likely after it was shot down by air defenses or disrupted by electronic warfare systems.

It is reported that this street is located 6 km from the Kremlin – the fortified, walled center of Moscow.

Жилой дом по адресу: ул. Мосфильмовская, д. 8, поврежден в Москве, предварительно после атаки БПЛА, — OSINT-анализ ASTRA pic.twitter.com/x6y5Nblydk

— ASTRA (@astrapress_ru) May 3, 2026

A video was also released showing a Ukrainian drone flying over the settlement of Drozhzhino in Moscow’s southern suburbs.

It is worth noting that long-range S-400 air defense systems have been spotted being moved in Moscow, likely to be deployed to protect the May 9 parade on Red Square.

This may indicate that additional air defense systems are being redeployed to Russia’s capital to protect a key event for the Russian regime, amid an increase in Ukrainian drone and missile strikes.