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Ukrainian Drones Target Wildberries Warehouse in Russia's Yekaterinburg

Ukraine has expanded its drone strikes, hitting a Wildberries warehouse in Yekaterinburg, over 2,000 kilometers from the frontline.

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Ukraine's military operations have reached deep into Russian territory, with drones targeting a Wildberries warehouse in Yekaterinburg, far from the frontline. The attack on Friday caused a fire at the logistics center, according to Wildberries. No casualties were reported, as all staff were safely evacuated.

Since mid-July, Ukraine has conducted around 20 attacks on Wildberries facilities. The online retail platform, often referred to as Russia's Amazon, has seen significant damage from these long-range strikes. The escalation in attacks comes as diplomatic efforts between Ukraine and Russia remain stalled.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Where was the Wildberries warehouse located?
The warehouse was located in Yekaterinburg, more than 2,000 kilometers from the border with Ukraine.
How many attacks on Wildberries facilities has Ukraine conducted?
Ukraine has conducted around 20 attacks on Wildberries facilities since mid-July.
Were there any casualties in the attack?
No, all staff were safely evacuated and there were no reported casualties.

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