Ukrainian forces attempted to strike a Wildberries retail complex in Yekaterinburg this morning, but only hit the parking area, according to Abu Ali Express. The attack was reportedly less successful than previous strikes on the company's facilities.
Ukrainian forces struck the parking area of a Wildberries complex in Yekaterinburg this morning, about 1,700 km from the Ukrainian border, according to Abu Ali Express. The report described the attack as less successful than previous Ukrainian strikes on the company's facilities.
The Zioneer has previously covered a series of Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses and logistics centers across Russia, including in Tambov, St. Petersburg, Moscow Oblast, and Yekaterinburg itself. The Russian e-commerce platform has been repeatedly targeted by Ukraine, which alleges the company supports Russia's military production by importing components for drones and UAVs.
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