Key facts
- Ukrainian drones struck two Wildberries warehouses overnight.
- Fires and evacuations occurred at the Wildberries warehouses.
- One person was injured in the Penza region.
- A drone attack caused a fire at an energy facility and warehouses in the Volgograd region.
- Five people were injured in the Volgograd region.
- The Volgograd region is home to a Lukoil oil refinery.
- Ukraine has increased strikes on Russian logistics and energy infrastructure.
- The Volgograd regional governor is Andrei Bocharov.
Ukrainian drones have targeted Russian infrastructure in recent attacks, striking two Wildberries warehouses overnight and an energy facility along with warehouses in the Volgograd region. The drone attack on the Volgograd region on Friday caused a fire at an energy facility and warehouses, leading to five injuries, according to regional governor Andrei Bocharov. The Volgograd region is known to host a Lukoil oil refinery. Separately, Ukrainian drones struck two more Wildberries warehouses overnight, causing fires and necessitating evacuations. One person was injured in the Penza region as a result of these strikes. These incidents are part of a broader pattern of Ukraine increasing strikes on Russian logistics and energy infrastructure.