| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| "Russia Ukraine" - Google News | UKRAINE WAR BRIEFING: WILDBERRIES WAREHOUSE STRUCK BY KYIV’S DRONES MORE THAN 2,000KM FROM RUSSIAN BORDER - THE GUARDIAN | 1 hr ago |
| "Russia Ukraine" - Google News | 'I RAN BECAUSE I KNEW I WOULD DIE': RUSSIAN DRONES TARGET MEDICS IN UKRAINE - BBC | 5 hrs ago |
The Guardian reports that Ukrainian drones struck a Wildberries warehouse located more than 2,000 kilometres from the Russian border, a move that extends the geographic reach of Kyiv’s aerial operations.
The attack, as described in the Guardian story, demonstrates Ukraine’s capacity to deploy drones over long distances, targeting commercial infrastructure far from the front line. No casualty or damage figures were provided in the brief, and the report does not identify which Ukrainian drone unit carried out the strike.
Wildberries is a major Russian online retailer, and its warehouses are often considered strategic assets. The incident illustrates how the war is spilling beyond traditional combat zones, impacting civilian commerce and logistics in regions that were previously considered safe.