Debris from a Ukrainian drone damaged a Wildberries logistics warehouse in Russia’s Tver region following a large-scale overnight drone attack on Thursday, Aug. 6, regional Governor Vitaly Korolyov said. According to Meduza, citing Korolyov, the warehouse facade sustained minor damage. Wildberries had not commented on the reported strike at the time of publication.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Korolyov said drone debris also damaged several utility buildings in the Kalininsky district. He claimed there were no casualties. Independent Russian outlet Astra reported that drone strikes sparked a fire at private homes in the village of Palkino near Tver. On Aug. 4, Korolyov also reported that drone debris had damaged a wall of a Wildberries warehouse in the settlement of Emmaus. He did not clarify whether it was the same facility hit in Thursday’s attack. Moscow claims to intercept 605 drones Russia’s Defense Ministry said its air defenses intercepted and destroyed 605 Ukrainian drones overnight over Russian regions, occupied Crimea, and the Azov and Black seas. Kyiv has not commented on the claim. Monitoring channels also reported a fire at an oil refinery in Russia’s Yaroslavl region following the drone attack. Wildberries warehouses increasingly targeted According to Meduza, Ukrainian drones have increasingly targeted Wildberries logistics centers in recent weeks. The outlet reported that since mid-July, more than 20 company warehouses have been struck during Ukrainian long-range drone attacks.