Key facts
- Ukrainian drones struck three warehouses across Russia, including two Wildberries facilities.
- Five people were killed and ten injured in the attacks.
- A Wildberries warehouse in Tula Oblast was targeted overnight.
- Wildberries facilities have been targeted in a sustained Ukrainian strike campaign.
- Wildberries lists military equipment, including drone components, on its website.
Ukrainian drones struck three warehouses across Russia overnight, including two operated by online retailer Wildberries, killing five people and injuring ten, according to regional officials and monitoring channels. One attack targeted a Wildberries warehouse in Aleksin, Tula Oblast, causing a fire. Another strike hit a Wildberries logistics hub in Chekhov, Moscow Oblast, with reports of significant casualties. The company's facilities have been subject to a sustained Ukrainian strike campaign, with Ukraine citing the company's role in supplying military equipment and its financial contribution to Russia's state budget. Wildberries has stated that its St. Petersburg warehouse caught fire but reported no casualties there, though regional governor Alexander Drozdenko stated three people were wounded. Another facility in the Tver region was damaged without injuries.