Ukrainian drones attacked a Wildberries logistics center in the Sobinsky district of the Vladimir region, the company and local authorities reported. The strike caused a fire and damage at the warehouse.
Wildberries said employees were evacuated and that order intake and dispatch continue at other facilities. The company claimed that, according to preliminary data, no one was injured. The region's governor, Alexander Avdeev, by contrast, reported one injured person. He also warned that the drone threat persists.
The facility in question is the "Vladimir — Vorshinskoye" logistics center near the village of Khryastovo. Ukrainian monitoring Telegram channels describe the warehouse as one of Wildberries' largest hubs: it distributes goods flows between the Moscow region and the central, northwestern, and northern parts of European Russia.
This is the 18th Wildberries logistics center hit since mid-July, Meduza notes. According to the Ukrainian side, the marketplace's warehouses are used to supply sanctioned components for drone production and navigation equipment.
Overnight, drones also attacked a building of Belgorod State Technical University, where drones were developed and tested, the Telegram channel "Ashes" reported. According to the outlet, the building burned down completely. Russia's Defense Ministry reported 131 Ukrainian drones shot down over 12 regions, Krasnodar Krai, annexed Crimea, and the Black Sea area.