Ukrainian drones attack Russia’s Yekaterinburg. Three apartment buildings damaged, four people injured.

Ukrainian drones struck the Russian city of Yekaterinburg, damaging three apartment buildings and injuring four people, according to local authorities. Governor Denis Pasler reported that the attack targeted a multi-story residential building in the Chkalovsky district of Yekaterinburg. Artem Zhoga, the presidential envoy to the Ural Federal District, confirmed that a building in the "Utes" residential complex also sustained damage.

The attack also struck a logistics center, though the specifics of its location and ownership were not disclosed by Pasler. Another drone allegedly came down near a Wildberries warehouse, though the company has not commented on the incident. Ukraine has previously targeted Wildberries' logistics center in Yekaterinburg in July, and recently began attacking Ozon's logistics centers in August.

Meduza, the news outlet reporting on the incident, notes that Ukraine has been striking Wildberries' warehouses since mid-July, and has been utilizing artificial intelligence in their English-language coverage.