Fire at a warehouse of the Russian online retail giant Wildberries, caused by a Ukrainian drone attack

On the night from Sunday to Monday, a Ukrainian drone attack targeted a warehouse of the Russian giant Wildberries in the Vladimir region, about 180 kilometers east of Moscow. According to the company and local authorities, a fire broke out as a result of the attack, and the warehouse staff was evacuated. The governor of the region, Aleksandr Avdaiev, confirmed that one person was injured in the incident.

Since mid-June, Ukraine has attacked approximately 20 Wildberries facilities across Russia and in annexed Crimea, and the initial attacks resulted in eight deaths and nearly 90 injuries. Wildberries, often referred to as the "Russian Amazon," is a popular e-commerce platform in Russia.