In Odesa, a man stole a "Shahed" after the attack by Russia

In Odesa, a man stole a "Shahed" after the attack by Russia

A "Shahed" drone, used by the Russian army to attack the city on the night of June 30, was stolen in Odesa. A man took the UAV and carried it home on his back.

The kamikaze drone lay in the grass, and it probably fell and did not detonate. On social media, they are appealing for the return of the UAV, as it could explode at any moment.

"Who took the ’Shahed’ in Sovinyon [a settlement in the south of Odesa]? If possible, leave it or return it. Call the special services, do not approach them [the drones]," one user notes.

Official bodies have not yet commented on this situation. On social media platforms, they also show remains of the "Shahed" and a photo of the person who took it.

The drone has the number "17305" and the designation "Geran-2". Judging by the footage, it lay in the grass.