Russia's online retailer Wildberries says warehouse on fire after Ukrainian drone attack
Summary
Russia's biggest online store, Wildberries, said a Ukrainian drone attack caused a fire at one of its warehouses in the Vladimir region. The company’s logistics work has been moved to other places to keep deliveries going, and firefighters are working to control the blaze.Key Facts
- Wildberries is Russia’s top online retailer and has been hit by several Ukrainian drone attacks recently.
- The latest attack caused a fire at a warehouse in the Vladimir region.
- Employees were safely evacuated from the warehouse.
- Firefighters are on the scene to put out the fire.
- The company is redirecting shipments to other warehouse locations to maintain delivery services.
- A young man was slightly hurt with a head wound and a nearby woman suffered minor leg injuries.
- Since mid-July, Ukraine has attacked about 20 Wildberries sites across Russia and annexed Crimea.
- These strikes are part of Ukraine’s campaign to pressure Russia to stop the war that started in 2022.
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