There had been no reported casualties

A video has surfaced on social media capturing the second Ukraine’s Air Force shot down considered one of its personal drones. The incident occurred on May 4 when the Ukrainian air pressure shot down a drone of its personal that had misplaced management over central Kyiv. According to BBC, there have been explosions for round 15 to twenty minutes on Thursday night as air defence tried to shoot it down in an space close to the president’s workplace.

Cheers might be heard when the drone was lastly taken down.

Watch the video right here:

JUST IN: Ukraine confirms shot down drone over Kyiv was not a Russian drone however their very own Ukrainian TB2 drone.

“On May 4, around 20:00 in the Kyiv region, during a scheduled flight, the Bayraktar TB2 UAV lost control.”

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Ukraine presidential chief of employees Andriy Yermak initially mentioned it was an enemy drone that had been shot down, however later admitted it was Ukrainian and had been destroyed to keep away from “undesirable circumstances”.

“At about 8:00 pm (1700 GMT) a Bayraktar TB2 unmanned aerial device lost control during a scheduled flight in the Kyiv region… the target was destroyed!” the air pressure mentioned, including it was establishing the reason for a “likely” technical malfunction, as per an AFP report.

At the time of the explosions, journalists reported seeing a drone that air defence was trying to shoot down, whereas the Kyiv metropolis navy administration mentioned “air defence is at work.” A cloud of black smoke was seen within the air, simply because the Kyiv metropolis navy administration introduced the air raid alert was over.

Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko mentioned ”firefighters put out a fireplace on the bottom flooring of a four-storey purchasing centre” within the Solomyansky district. There had been no reported casualties regardless of the fireplace spreading over 50 sq. metres.

The incident comes after Russia accused Ukraine of finishing up an alleged drone assault on the Kremlin on Wednesday.