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Ukraine Strikes Russian Wildberries Warehouses with Drone Attacks Causing Deaths and Fires
Ukraine conducted drone strikes on Russian Wildberries warehouses, killing seven workers and injuring dozens, while causing fires at oil storage sites near Moscow. The attacks targeted logistics centers supporting Russian missile production, with Ukrainian President Zelensky confirming the operation. Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, suffered significant damage amid ongoing conflict tensions.
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- 01Ukraine attacked Russian Wildberries warehouses with drones, killing seven workers and injuring dozens.
- 0228 Ukrainian drones were intercepted, preventing greater civilian casualties in Tambov region.
- 03Drone strikes caused fires at oil storage facilities near Moscow, prompting hospital evacuations.
- 04Wildberries is Russia's largest e-commerce platform, founded by Tatiana Kim, worth $7.9 billion.
- 05Wildberries plans to merge with Russ to create a major Russian digital commerce platform.
- 06The attacks targeted logistics centers supplying components for Russian missile and navigation equipment.
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