Ukraine Strikes Wildberries Warehouses in St. Petersburg and Surrounding Region
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Ukraine Strikes Wildberries Warehouses in St. Petersburg and Surrounding Region July 24, 2026 Two columns of smoke rising above the skies of St. Telegram Ukrainian drones struck warehouses belonging to online retailer Wildberries for the third time in less than a week, co-founder Tatyana Kim confirmed Friday morning, with the latest wave targeting a major logistics center in St.
- ▪Ukraine Strikes Wildberries Warehouses in St.
- ▪Petersburg and Surrounding Region July 24, 2026 Two columns of smoke rising above the skies of St.
- ▪Telegram Ukrainian drones struck warehouses belonging to online retailer Wildberries for the third time in less than a week, co-founder Tatyana Kim confirmed Friday morning, with the latest wave targeting a major logistics center in St.
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- ▪ Wildberries says two warehouses were hit near St. Petersburg in a drone attack — NBC News — World
- ▪ Warehouse of Russian online retailer Wildberries near St.Petersburg on fire after drone attack, governor says - Reuters — Google News
- ▪ Ukraine drone attack sparks fire at Russian e-commerce giant's warehouse near Saint Petersburg — France 24 (EN)
- ▪ Warehouse of Russian online retailer Wildberries near St.Petersburg on fire after drone attack, governor says — Straits Times — World
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Ukraine Strikes Wildberries Warehouses in St. Petersburg and Surrounding Region July 24, 2026 Two columns of smoke rising above the skies of St. Petersburg early July 24, 2026. Telegram Ukrainian drones struck warehouses belonging to online retailer Wildberries for the third time in less than a week, co-founder Tatyana Kim confirmed Friday morning, with the latest wave targeting a major logistics center in St. Petersburg. Kim, Russia's wealthiest woman, said Wildberries facilities in St. Petersburg and the surrounding Leningrad region, as well as in annexed Crimea, were hit overnight. Fires broke out at several locations, though Kim said "parts" of the warehouses were saved.
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