Ukrainian drones strike major Wildberries logistics hub in Russia's Vladimir region

Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck a major Wildberries logistics centre in Russia's Vladimir region, causing damage and a fire at one of the company's largest distribution hubs in central Russia, Russian authorities and the retailer said.

The attack was confirmed by both Wildberries and Vladimir Region Governor Alexander Avdeyev. According to the governor, the strike damaged the facility and sparked a fire, prompting the evacuation of workers. Russian officials also reported minor injuries.

The logistics complex is one of Wildberries' largest facilities in central Russia. Once fully operational, it covered around 175,000 square metres and was designed to store more than 120 million items, making it a key hub in the company's nationwide distribution network.