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Drones Strike Industrial Sites in Russia's Ryazan, Prompting Wildberries Warehouse Evacuation
Ryazan officials said industrial sites caught fire and six people sought medical help after the drone strike, while Wildberries said it evacuated its warehouse.
- On Wednesday, Ukrainian drones struck industrial facilities in the central Russian city of Ryazan, forcing the evacuation of a warehouse operated by Wildberries, the country's top online retailer.
- Drones have damaged at least seven Wildberries warehouses in recent days, destroying around 10% of the company's storage capacity and disrupting operations across the platform.
- Ryazan governor Pavel Malkov reported six people seeking medical help after industrial sites caught fire, while separately in Taganrog, governor Yuri Slyusar confirmed a woman was killed by missile debris.
- Russia and Ukraine have stepped up strikes on vessels in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov in recent weeks, with Russia's defence ministry claiming its drones hit two vessels carrying military equipment near Odesa.
- In Ukraine's Kherson, a man was killed and three people injured in a Russian drone attack, though both Russia and Ukraine deny targeting civilians in the ongoing conflict.
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In the Russian region of Ryasan there are reports of a massive attack by Ukrainian drones. Thus one of the largest oil processing plants in the country and a logistics center are hit. According to the authorities there are several injured.
At Least One Dead in Russia After Ukraine Strikes Industrial Sites
Ukrainian drones hit a number of industrial facilities in the central Russian city of Ryazan, while the country's top online retailer Wildberries evacuated its warehouse in the city, local authorities and the company said on Wednesday.
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The Russian online dealer Wildberries has evacuated according to its own data to be a logistics center in the central Russian city of Ryasan.
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Leaning Left7Leaning Right5Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution39% Left
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L 39%
C 33%
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