The specific drone in this article is an Iranian Shahed 136. It is a "kamikaze swarming drone." Very small. Standard launcher is a "five-pack," normally all launched together. This then being a single strike seems to be a "non-standard" attack. Many articles about them online. Cost listed as "about $20,000." They are being used by Russia in Ukraine in a slightly Russian-upgraded form called Geran-2. They generally cost less than the Ukrainian weapons which are shooting them down.

Described as slow and noisy. Nicknamed "Mopeds," or "lawn mowers" due to the distinctive sound they make. Can be heard a good distance away in a quieter environment. Also described as very hard to detect on radar or with other devices. A mixed bag. Have made some devastating initial attacks in the Ukraine, but also not billed as "war winners." Like any system, they have vulnerabilities, and Ukraine has been finding them out rather quickly.