Ukraine struck another Wildberries warehouse in Russia's Vladimir region on Monday, the third attack in two weeks on the e-commerce giant's logistics network as Kyiv targets what it says is a key supply chain for Russian military drone components.
Thick black smoke could be seen rising from the e-commerce warehouse in photos and videos posted on social media by local residents. Drones were also seen flying overhead prior to the strike.
In a post on Telegram, Wildberries' press service confirmed that fire had broken out at the facility and initially said there were no casualties.
Vladimir region governor Alexander Avdeyev later reported that two people were injured in the attack.
Since 18 July, Kyiv has significantly intensified its attacks on Russia’s e-commerce giant, often compared to Amazon.
