Ukraine carried out drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses and oil facilities in Moscow Oblast, according to a report. The attack follows a similar strike on a Wildberries warehouse earlier today.
Ukraine continued its drone campaign against Russian infrastructure this morning, striking both Wildberries warehouses and oil facilities in Moscow Oblast, according to a report. The attack comes roughly two hours after a similar strike on a Wildberries warehouse in the same region, as The Zioneer reported at 04:35 Jerusalem. The targets included the Russian e-commerce giant's logistics hubs and petroleum infrastructure, though details on damage, casualties, or the specific weapons used are not yet available. The strikes are part of a broader Ukrainian effort to disrupt Russia's economy and energy sector, with previous attacks hitting oil refineries, storage depots, and warehouses across several regions in recent weeks.
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