One Killed in Ukrainian Attack on Wildberries Logistics Center in Voronezh
The online retailer said it evacuated employees from the facility after a fire broke out during the overnight drone strikes.
A Ukrainian drone attack resulted in one fatality and two injuries in the Voronezh region of southwestern Russia on Tuesday. A 49-year-old man was killed after sustaining injuries from falling debris, while two others, one of whom was at a large logistics center during the assault, remain hospitalized. The Wildberries retailer confirmed that its logistics center was targeted and evacuated all employees.
Firefighters extinguished a fire that broke out at the facility, with most goods reportedly unharmed. Meanwhile, in Orenburg region near the Kazakhstan border, a Ukrainian drone attack caused a fire at an industrial enterprise, with no reported injuries. The Ukrainian military claimed it targeted the Orsknefteorgsintez oil refinery, located about 1,500 kilometers away from the Ukrainian border, as the refinery is a key target for Kyiv since the 2022 invasion.
Russia's Defense Ministry reported intercepting 396 Ukrainian drones within their territory and Crimea on Monday night and Tuesday morning. In Ukraine, six people were killed in Russian strikes in the southern city of Zaporizhzhia. The Moscow Times, facing Russian authorities' attempts to silence independent journalism, urges readers to support their work with monthly contributions starting from $2.
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