Video: Drones struck two Wildberries logistics centers in Russia
On the night of July 22, drones attacked two large warehouses belonging to the Russian e-commerce platform Wildberries. Logistics centers in Nevinnomyssk and Krasnodar were targeted.
Impact marks and large-scale fires were reported at the sites.
According to monitoring groups, the Wildberries logistics hub in Nevinnomyssk has been destroyed.
Wildberries is one of Russia’s largest marketplaces, selling everything from clothing and electronics to household goods. Due to the company’s involvement in military logistics and its use in supplying dual-use goods, the platform and its warehouses are regular targets for Ukrainian drones.
For the first time in history, Russia plans to begin importing diesel fuel due to a sharp decline in domestic production and a shortage in the domestic market.
The Russian Red Cross has begun building up additional stocks of humanitarian aid for the temporarily occupied Crimea and Sevastopol following the declaration of a state of emergency on the peninsula.
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