Ukrainian drone strikes hit Russian e-commerce hubs as casualties rise across regions

Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted major Russian commercial logistics networks, causing fires at Wildberries and Ozon facilities across multiple regions, including Leningrad Oblast and Dagestan. Ozon reported that six of its facilities were struck over three days, disrupting operations and causing company shares to drop sharply.

The attacks coincided with reports of casualties in several Russian regions. Officials in Moscow Oblast confirmed five deaths and ten injuries from drone impacts, while seven people died and approximately 40 were injured when a drone hit a beach in Krasnodar Krai. Meanwhile, Russian strikes on Kyiv resulted in nine deaths and 33 injuries.

On the front lines, Russian forces made a tactical advance near Artelne in the Kharkiv region, while Ukrainian forces progressed toward Uspenivka. Additionally, Belarus announced the formation of a new air assault brigade along its Ukrainian border.

Sources: Mediazona, Point, Радіо Свобода, The Guardian, The Insider