Ukrainian drone strikes reportedly hit multiple Wildberries logistics sites and an oil refinery in several Russian regions, with media reporting deaths among warehouse workers. Outlets describe strikes affecting facilities in places such as Volgograd, Tatarstan, Samara, and other areas, and mention widespread emergency responses including evacuations and fires.

Several reports focus on the scale and geographic reach of the attacks, describing them as long-distance strikes far from the Ukrainian border and portraying Wildberries as part of Russia’s military supply and logistics network. Other outlets emphasize specific local claims from regional authorities about casualties and damage, including accounts that drones crashed into or struck warehouse roofs and that at least some attacks occurred at night shifts. Russia’s Defence Ministry statements, including claims of downing large numbers of drones, are cited in some coverage. One outlet also reports that warehouse capacity losses and financial impacts are accumulating after repeated strikes over recent weeks.

Across reporting, details vary by location and casualty counts, but the consistent thread is the targeting of Wildberries warehouse infrastructure alongside separate strikes on oil-related facilities.