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Ukrainian Drones Strike Russia's Largest Wildberries Warehouse Near Moscow

Ukrainian Drones Strike Russia

A fire broke out at Wildberries' largest logistics hub in Podolsk, near Moscow, after a drone strike on a facility spanning more than 200,000 square meters. Eyewitnesses reported the attack, and footage of the blaze was verified by the Telegram channel Astra, which confirmed the burning warehouse belonged to Wildberries.

The Telegram channel Exilenova+ also reported a strike on another logistics center in Domodedovo, south of Moscow.

Hundreds of Drones Over Moscow

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin spent the entire night reporting on intercepted Ukrainian drones. Shortly before 6 a.m. Central European Time, he announced that 600 enemy drones had been heading toward the Moscow region, of which Russian air defenses managed to intercept 201. "Emergency services are working at the sites where debris fell," Sobyanin wrote on Telegram.

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Warehouses Relocating to Kazakhstan

According to the Ukrainian military, its forces have struck more than a dozen Wildberries warehouses across Russia over the past month. Due to the relentless attacks, the company has decided to move part of its logistics operations to Kazakhstan.

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