Massive Ukrainian attack hits Moscow region warehouses; fires engulf key sites

Ukraine launched a significant drone attack targeting multiple warehouses in the Moscow region, causing extensive fires and damage. Key objectives included facilities in Koledino, Podolsk, and the northern outskirts of Domodedovo.

One of the primary targets was a substantial Wildberries warehouse in the village of Koledino. This facility, spanning approximately 250,000 square meters, is one of the company's largest and most critical distribution centers. While the site had been targeted by Ukrainian drones previously, this recent attack resulted in more severe destruction.

These events unfold against a backdrop of continuous Russian assaults on Ukrainian logistics and storage infrastructure, with Ukraine retaliating by striking targets within Russian territory. Reports indicate that over 19 Wildberries warehouses across Russia have been damaged or destroyed in recent attacks.

Simultaneously, a large fire erupted at the "Galaktika" shopping center in occupied Donetsk. Residents of the Moscow region shared footage of the fires, noting the increasing proximity of the war's effects to Russian territory. Analysis suggests that Wildberries has become a vital logistical pillar for the Russian military, supplying a wide range of dual-use products and critical equipment for the front lines. The platform offers items like DJI Mavic drones and FPV drones, which are extensively used in the conflict. Many military-grade products are reportedly hidden within innocuous categories such as "Auto Parts" or "Electronics."