Video: Drones Attacked Wildberries Warehouses in Two Regions of Russia
On the night of August 4, drones attacked warehouse facilities in the Moscow and Leningrad regions of Russia. A fire broke out in Chekhov following the strike, and authorities in the Leningrad region confirmed an attack on a warehouse belonging to the Wildberries logistics complex in the village of Krasny Bor.
The first confirmed target was the Wildberries warehouse in the village of Krasny Bor in the Leningrad region. The region’s governor confirmed the attack on the warehouse complex in the village. He did not provide any further details regarding the consequences of the strike or possible damage.
Chekhov in the Moscow Region was also targeted. According to preliminary reports, drones struck one of the warehouse facilities there. Initially, Russian social media accounts reported that it was a Wildberries warehouse, but later clarified that this information has not yet been confirmed.
A major fire broke out in Chekhov following the attack, which, according to reports from Russian Telegram channels, continued to spread. In addition, it was noted that drones remained in the air over the city, causing the attack to continue.
This was reported by Exilenova+.
Earlier, six people, including three children, were killed when a drone exploded on a beach in the village of Arkhipo-Osipovka near Gelendzhik.
Arkhipo-Osipovka is located approximately 22 kilometers from the so-called “Putin Palace” near Gelendzhik. According to eyewitness accounts in local social media groups, several drones were circling the area during the attack. Some users claimed that one of them crashed into a mountain after being shot down, while another crashed onto the beach. It is also reported that no air raid siren was sounded.
