Two More Wildberries Warehouses Burn in Russian Regions After Ukrainian Drone Attacks
Ukrainian drones struck two Wildberries warehouses in the Penza region and Udmurt Republic overnight on July 30, causing fires. One person was injured, and no casualties were reported at the second site.
Wildberries reported that Ukrainian drones attacked its warehouses in the Penza region and the Udmurt Republic overnight on July 30. The strikes ignited fires at the company's logistics centers in the village of Mastinovka near Penza, and in Sarapul. After an air raid alert, Wildberries evacuated employees from the warehouses. One person was injured in the strike near Penza, while preliminary reports indicate no casualties in the Sarapul attack.
The Russian Defense Ministry stated that its air defenses shot down 258 Ukrainian drones overnight on July 30 over Russian regions, occupied Crimea, and the Azov and Black Seas. Since mid-July, Ukraine has struck 13 Wildberries warehouses, targeting Russia's largest marketplace. Kyiv claims the warehouses store drone components and dual-use goods.
