Ukrainian drones set ‘Russia’s Amazon’ warehouse ablaze in dramatic video
Regional officials and the company's co-founder said the strike injured several people and targeted the retailer's logistics operations. The attack comes just days after an earlier reported drone strike on another Wildberries facility that killed eight workers and disrupted operations. More Share this on: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X
- ▪Regional officials and the company's co-founder said the strike injured several people and targeted the retailer's logistics operations.
- ▪The attack comes just days after an earlier reported drone strike on another Wildberries facility that killed eight workers and disrupted operations.
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