Ukrainian drones struck additional warehouse sites in Russia, including facilities used by online retailer Wildberries, according to the reported account. One of the strikes in the Moscow region was said to have killed five people, underscoring the continuing danger of attacks far from the front line.

The reported targets included two more warehouses linked to Wildberries, along with a third warehouse location in the broader Moscow region. The attacks were described as part of the ongoing exchange of cross-border strikes between Russia and Ukraine.

The latest incident highlights how logistics and storage sites inside Russia have remained vulnerable as both sides continue using drones and other long-range weapons. Strikes on warehouse infrastructure can disrupt commerce and transport while also raising the civilian and economic costs of the conflict.

The attacks came as US-mediated peace efforts were described as stalled, with no clear breakthrough in sight. Against that backdrop, the continued exchange of strikes suggests the war remains active on multiple fronts, including deep inside Russian territory.