After Ukrainian drones hit a Wildberries warehouse in St. Petersburg, one eyewitness spoke to Meduza about the fire, the road closures, and the workers left waiting
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Ukrainian drones struck several Wildberries logistics centers in St. Petersburg, Crimea, and the Leningrad region, causing fire and road closures but no reported injuries. The attacks have sparked debate over whether the company’s warehouses are legitimate military targets, with some viewing them as civilian infrastructure and others as part of the supply chain.
Early on the morning of July 24, Ukrainian forces attacked more Wildberries logistics centers — this time in Crimea, the Leningrad region, and St.
Petersburg.
In Russia’s northwest, drones damaged two separate warehouse complexes, in Shushary and Utkina Zavod.
Authorities did not report any injuries.
Nikolai (name changed), a St.
Petersburg resident who was near the site of the drone strike in Shushary, told Meduza what happened after the attack. ...
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