Russian officials say a Ukrainian drone attack hits a Wildberries logistics centre in western Russia, killing seven people and injuring 24. Multiple outlets report the strike occurred on Saturday and affected workers on night shift. RTE and Deccan Chronicle both cite the death toll as seven and the number of wounded as 24, attributing the figures to the regional governor. France 24 likewise reports seven night-shift deaths and 24 injuries, describing the incident as taking place in the Moscow area and referring to comments by local authorities. The report also places the attack within a broader drone assault, saying that hundreds of drones were launched and that most were “neutralised” by Russian air defences, according to the city mayor. One outlet identifies the location as Kotovsk in Russia’s Tambov region, where the Wildberries facility is located, citing the Tambov regional governor. Kyiv’s position is not presented in detail in the cited summaries beyond France 24 noting that Ukraine frames such attacks as retribution for Russia’s war in Ukraine. The outlets attribute the reports to Russian authorities and officials.