A kamikaze drone attack struck Wildberries warehouses in St. Petersburg, causing massive fires, according to a single report. The attack adds to a series of strikes on the Russian e-commerce company's logistics centers this week. No details on damage or casualties are yet available.
A new wave of kamikaze drones struck Wildberries warehouses in St. Petersburg this morning, according to a single report, setting off massive fires. The attack follows an earlier wave earlier today that hit two Wildberries warehouses near St. Petersburg and a defense plant in Kirov, as reported by The Zioneer at 07:41 Jerusalem. Over the past week, a series of drone attacks have targeted Wildberries logistics centers in Moscow Oblast, Tambov, and now St. Petersburg again, according to multiple reports. The extent of damage and any casualties from the latest strike remain unconfirmed.
6 developments
- DevelopingOvernight: Ukrainian drones strike Wildberries warehouses, LNG facilities, and oil refinery in Russia
- StrongUkraine strikes Wildberries warehouses, oil facilities in Moscow Oblast again, N12 reports
- DevelopingUkrainian forces claim to have struck four of ten Wildberries warehouses, half a million sqm burned
- DevelopingUkrainian forces reportedly strike Wildberries warehouse in Tambov, Russia
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