Ukrainian drones strike Wildberries warehouses near Saint Petersburg again, igniting a major fire—this is the third hit in six days. Kyiv accuses the e-commerce giant of storing drone parts for Russia’s war machine, calling the attacks “long-range sanctions” to cripple Russia’s logistics and economy. Russia claims to have shot down over 570 drones in one night, while Wildberries reports no casualties—though three workers were wounded and flights at Pulkovo were briefly grounded. Last week’s attack killed eight workers in a Moscow warehouse. The strikes are part of Ukraine’s escalating drone campaign targeting Russian infrastructure, sparking outrage among small businesses and bringing war’s fallout directly into Russian cities. Both sides are ramping up long-range strikes as tensions soar.
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