Key facts
- Ukrainian drones struck industrial sites in Russia's Ryazan Oblast on July 29.
- The targets included a Wildberries warehouse and the Ryazan Oil Refinery.
- Wildberries has seen seven warehouses damaged recently, impacting 10% of its storage.
- Ryazan governor Pavel Malkov confirmed fires at industrial sites and six people seeking medical help.
- A separate incident in Taganrog resulted in one death and one injury from missile debris.
- Russia claims to have struck two vessels near Odesa.
Ukrainian drones targeted industrial facilities in Russia's Ryazan Oblast on July 29, striking a Wildberries e-commerce warehouse and the Ryazan Oil Refinery, one of the country's largest processing plants. Governor Pavel Malkov confirmed fires at industrial sites and that six people were seeking medical attention. The Ryazan Oil Refinery, owned by Rosneft, processes approximately 17.1 million tons of oil annually, representing about 5% of Russia's total processing output. Wildberries, which holds nearly 50% of Russia's online retail market, has been increasingly targeted, with seven warehouses reportedly damaged in recent days, destroying about 10% of its storage capacity. The company handles millions of goods daily, including items with potential military applications. In a separate incident, missile debris hit an apartment building in Taganrog, killing one woman and injuring a man. Russia's defense ministry also claimed to have struck two vessels carrying weapons near Odesa.