A Wildberries warehouse in Russia’s Yekaterinburg was attacked by Ukrainian drones early Friday, Aug. 7, sparking a fire at the facility, the company’s press service said. The strike targeted a warehouse operated by the RWB joint company, which manages Wildberries’ logistics operations. Employees were evacuated before the attack, and deliveries were redirected to other warehouses, the company said.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. No casualties were reported. According to Artem Zhoga, Russia’s presidential envoy to the Ural Federal District, around 800 people were evacuated from the site. The attack took place more than 2,000 kilometers from Ukraine’s border, marking the latest reported strike on Wildberries infrastructure deep inside Russia. Sverdlovsk Region Governor Denis Pasler announced a drone threat alert overnight but did not provide details about the reported attack or damage. Authorities also temporarily restricted flights at Yekaterinburg’s Koltsovo Airport, with restrictions lifted by morning. Ukrainian monitoring channels published footage they claimed showed the moment a drone struck the warehouse, along with images of smoke rising from the area. The reports have not been independently verified.