Wildberries, a major Russian online retailer, says two of its warehouses are hit in an apparent drone attack near St. Petersburg and in Russia’s Leningrad region. The company reports disruptions following the strikes, with damage described as affecting logistics facilities.
Separate reporting also references additional alleged targets in the same broader area. Russian officials and other analysts describe that drones may have struck a defense-related plant in the Kirov region, though the details of the second reported target are not confirmed by Wildberries. Ukraine has not issued an official acknowledgment of responsibility in connection with the warehouse strikes.
Overall, the accounts align on Wildberries’ statement that two warehouse sites are affected near St. Petersburg and in the surrounding Leningrad region. They differ mainly in the scope of other alleged impacts reported alongside the warehouse incident, including claims about additional strikes on defense-related infrastructure.
