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Ukrainian drones kill two in Russia, strike Wildberries warehouse, governors say

Russia said Ukrainian drones killed at least two people and set off fires at a Wildberries warehouse as Moscow reported 635 drones downed.

  • On Aug 2, Ukrainian drone strikes along the Volga River killed at least two people, hitting a warehouse belonging to Wildberries in the Samara region, regional Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev said.
  • Ukrainian forces have attacked about a dozen Wildberries sites since July 18, targeting the consumer economy of the company often described as Russia's answer to Amazon.
  • In the neighboring Saratov region, a strike on a residential building in Engels killed two people, with Governor Roman Busargin reporting civil infrastructure damage in both cities.
  • Russia's Defence Ministry reported downing 635 Ukrainian drones during the night as Kyiv continues striking deeper into Russian territory targeting economic and energy infrastructure.
  • Both Saratov and Engels have faced repeated Ukrainian attacks in recent years, though Ukraine provided no immediate comment on the latest strikes.
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Ukraine drones 'kill eight,' hit Wildberries warehouse

At least eight people have been killed across Russia as a result of Ukrainian drone attacks, local officials say.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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Lean Right

Ukraine launched hundreds of drone strikes across Russia, resulting in five deaths, numerous injuries, and a fire at a warehouse belonging to a major Russian online retailer.

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Kyiv has launched more than a dozen campaigns against the company's warehouses as part of an air campaign aimed at undermining Moscow's war effort and damaging its economy

·Barcelona, Spain
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Ukrainian drones attacked Wildberry's warehouse in Samara province, reporting to the head of the Vyacheslav Fedorishchev region.

·Riga, Latvia
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