A drone attack on a Wildberries warehouse in Vladimir Oblast, Russia, has caused a fire and significant damage to the facility.

Footage shows the moment a FP-1 drone struck the Wildberries warehouse in Khryastovo this morning. The blaze has since intensified and spread across a larger area of the facility. #Ukraine

Vladimir's Wildberries ablaze This morning, drones struck another warehouse of Russia's e-commerce giant in Khryastovo, Vladimir Oblast, about 150 km east of Moscow and 580 km northeast of Ukraine. 📹Exilenova+

More footage. Ukrainian drones struck the 194,500 m² dual-use Wildberries warehouse in Aleksin, Tula region, this morning. The building is fully engulfed in flames and is expected to burn down completely. The site ranks among Russia's 10 largest warehouses. #Ukraine

A Wildberries warehouse in the Vladimir region is on fire after being attacked by a drone. https://t.me/astrapress/121061 #Ukraine #Russia

Ukraine's drones hit a Wildberries warehouse near St. Petersburg Ukrainian drones struck the logistics site at Krasny Bor, in Leningrad Oblast southeast of St. Petersburg, and a large fire broke out. Bystanders filmed thick black smoke rising over the area. The site holds a 154,000 m² warehouse belonging to Wildberries, Russia's biggest online store and its version of Amazon. 📹Exilenova+

❗️Ukrainian attack drones struck a Wildberries warehouse in Krasny Bor, Leningrad region, setting the 154,000 m² complex on fire. The facility is the company's sixth-largest warehouse. A large blaze is ongoing. Yet another facility is expected to burn down completely. #Ukraine