Russia's online retailer Wildberries says warehouse on fire after Ukrainian drone attack
Russian top online retailer Wildberries said on Monday that a Ukrainian drone attack on one of its warehouses in the Vladimir region had caused a fire to break out. The company, known as the country's Amazon, has been targeted several times by Ukrainian drones over the last few weeks.
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Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries said on Monday that a Ukrainian drone attack on one of its warehouses in the Vladimir region had caused a fire to break out and that staff had been evacuated.
The company, whose warehouses have been systematically targeted by Ukraine in recent weeks, said firefighters were working at the scene.
It said logistics operations had been rerouted to other facilities to ensure deliveries and shipments continued as usual.
Alexander Avdeyev, the regional governor, said a young man had received a non life-threatening head wound in the attack and was being taken to hospital.
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