Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck a warehouse belonging to a major logistics operator in Russia — Fire Point
On Monday, July 28, Fire Point reported that Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck a warehouse belonging to a Russian 3PL logistics operator in the village of Koledino.
According to preliminary reports, the drones struck a warehouse complex used for storing, sorting, and distributing cargo.
Fire Point noted that the facility is one of the key logistics hubs supporting the operations of major Russian companies and marketplaces.
“Such strikes weaken Russia’s economic potential by disrupting logistics chains and causing losses to major Russian companies,” the company said in a statement.
There is currently no information on the extent of the damage or the possible consequences of the strike. No independent confirmation of this information has been released yet.
Fire Point reported this on Telegram.
As a reminder, on the night of July 28, Moscow and the Moscow Region were hit by a large-scale drone attack. Russian authorities claimed to have shot down dozens of drones, but after the attack in the Moscow region, fires were reported near the Wildberries logistics complex and at one of the industrial facilities.
Estonian intelligence estimated Russia’s losses from the strikes on Wildberries at $2 billion.
