Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks on the Moscow region overnight, with Russian officials claiming more than 400 unmanned aerial vehicles targeted the capital and surrounding areas, igniting fires at major logistics facilities, an oil depot, and a residential building. According to Ukrainian monitoring channels and Russian media reports, FP-1 drones struck one of Wildberries’ largest logistics centers in Koledino, near Podolsk.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Videos verified by Russian outlet Astra appeared to show at least two large fires and thick black smoke rising from the area.
Wildberries denied its warehouse sustained damage but said the facility was evacuated as a precaution. “All personnel at the site left the building in an orderly manner,” the company said in a statement published by the pro-war Telegram channel Dva Mayora. The attack also reportedly hit an oil depot in Podolsk’s Lvovsky district and another major logistics complex in the Yuzhnye Vorota industrial park near Domodedovo, a distribution hub spanning more than 650,000 square meters. Astra reported at least five separate fire sites across the Moscow region.
