Russian official sources reported on Tuesday morning that 390 Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow. A fire broke out at a distribution center operated by logistics giant 3PL, located near the Wildberries retail complex. Additional strikes hit office and residential buildings, according to the reports.
Russian official sources reported Tuesday morning that Ukraine launched a massive drone attack on Moscow, with 390 UAVs targeting the capital. According to the reports, a fire broke out at a distribution center operated by the logistics giant 3PL, located adjacent to the Wildberries retail complex. Additional strikes hit office buildings and residential structures.
The attack represents one of the largest reported drone barrages on Moscow since the war began. The Zioneer has previously covered major Ukrainian drone strikes on the Russian capital, including a June 18 attack involving nearly 200 UAVs and a June 26 assault where Russia claimed to have intercepted 660 drones nationwide. The Wildberries logistics network has been a recurring target; previous strikes have hit multiple warehouses and distribution centers in recent weeks, as The Zioneer reported on July 22 and July 24.
Details on casualties and the extent of damage remain pending. The reports are based on Russian official sources, as cited by the Israeli outlet Abu Ali Express.
4 developments
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- StrongUkraine strikes Wildberries warehouses, oil facilities in Moscow Oblast again, N12 reports
- DevelopingRussia says Ukraine launched over 400 drones at Moscow overnight
- DevelopingOvernight: Ukrainian drones strike Wildberries warehouses, LNG facilities, and oil refinery in Russia
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