Ukrainian drone strikes killed at least five people in Russia, according to local officials, in another wave of cross-border attacks that also damaged industrial sites and set fire to a warehouse used by e-commerce company Wildberries.
The latest strike adds to a pattern of recent attacks involving the retailer’s logistics network. The short account available indicates that, in less than two weeks, Ukraine has hit more than a dozen Wildberries depots, suggesting a sustained focus on warehouse and distribution infrastructure.
Officials in Russia said the attacks caused casualties across different areas and sparked a fire at another Wildberries facility. The report also said industrial locations were among the targets, pointing to broader disruption beyond a single warehouse incident.
The strikes highlight how drone warfare is continuing to reach deeper into Russian territory, with logistics and industrial assets increasingly exposed. Based on the limited details released so far, the attacks appear to be part of a wider campaign aimed at pressure far from the front line.
