Eight people were killed and 62 were injured after Ukrainian drones hit two warehouses linked to Wildberries, Russia's biggest online retailer. The strikes targeted sites in the Moscow region and in Tambov, turning major storage facilities into the focus of the latest cross-border attacks.
Footage from the Moscow region showed a huge blaze at one of the warehouse complexes after the strike. The attacks appeared to cause heavy damage at logistics sites used by a company that plays a major role in Russian online retail and distribution.
Ukraine's leader described the locations as "major logistics facilities" that were supplying "sanctioned components." That framing suggests Kyiv sees the warehouses as part of a broader supply network rather than purely commercial buildings.
The strikes highlight how the war is increasingly reaching deep into Russian infrastructure tied to transport and supply chains. With fatalities, dozens of injuries and large fires reported, the attacks mark another serious escalation in the pressure on Russian logistics hubs.
