Ukrainian drone strikes hit two more warehouses used by online retailer Wildberries, according to the report, in another sign that commercial and logistics sites inside Russia remain exposed as the war grinds on. A separate strike in the Moscow region was reported to have killed five people.
The attacks came as Russia and Ukraine continued exchanging cross-border strikes, underscoring how fighting has persisted even while diplomatic efforts struggle to gain traction. The reported warehouse hits suggest that infrastructure tied to storage and distribution is still being affected alongside other targets.
Wildberries is one of the best-known online retail brands in Russia, making any disruption to its warehouse network notable beyond the immediate security impact. The latest strikes add to concerns about supply chains, worker safety, and the broader economic effects of repeated drone attacks.
The developments also coincide with stalled U.S.-mediated peace talks, with no clear breakthrough in sight. As negotiations remain stuck, both sides appear to be maintaining pressure through continued long-range strikes across the border.
