Ukrainian drone attacks kill seven warehouse workers in Russia, spark fire at Moscow region oil depot
Ukraine said the warehouses supplied sanctioned components for drone production and navigation equipment, while Russian officials reported 7 deaths and dozens wounded.
- A massive wave of overnight Ukrainian drone attacks struck two major warehouses belonging to Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, killing seven night-shift workers and injuring 25 others at a facility in Kotovsk.
- A separate drone strike on a second Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal, located just east of Moscow, wounded 24 people, bringing the total number of injuries across the country to 51.
- Falling drone debris ignited a significant fire at an oil depot in the Moscow region city of Noginsk, injuring two people and forcing authorities to evacuate a nearby residential building and a maternity hospital as a precaution.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the long-range operations, stating that the targeted logistics facilities were being utilized by Russia to supply sanctioned components for manufacturing military drones and navigation hardware.
- The Russian Defence Ministry reported that its military air defenses intercepted and shot down 379 Ukrainian drones overnight across 19 different Russian regions, as well as over the Sea of Azov and occupied Crimea.
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Drones meet a camp of dealer Wildberries in Russia. Selenskyy speaks of a response to attacks on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine.
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Roanoke TimesUkrainian drone attacks kill 7 workers in Russia
MOSCOW — Waves of Ukrainian drone attacks killed seven warehouse workers and injured dozens more, while another attack sparked a fire at an oil depot in the wider capital region, regional governors said Saturday.
Ukraine Just Hit ‘Russia’s Amazon’ Twice in a Single Night — Striking the Giant Warehouses That Keep the Wartime Economy Moving
Why Ukraine Is Hitting Warehouses: Ukrainian drone strikes reportedly killed seven warehouse workers and injured dozens of others overnight into Saturday, according to regional governors in Russia. The strikes reportedly targeted an oil depot in the wider Moscow region, showing once again that Ukrainian forces are capable of inflicting significant damage in and around Russia’s capital city. What Happened According to Governor Evgeniy Pervyshov, …
Ukrainian drones hit warehouses and other sites across Russia, killing 9 and wounding over 80 - Boston News, Weather, Sports
Ukrainian drones struck two sprawling warehouses, one of them just east of Moscow, as part of attacks overnight and on Saturday afternoon that killed nine
The offensive was in Moscow and Tambov.The target was warehouses where parts for Russian drones are distributed.Moscow denounced a "terrorist act."The Ukrainian president said it is a response to the Russian bombings.
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