Ukrainian drones have hit the largest order processing center of Wildberries, the largest e-commerce company in Russia, in the Moscow region.
According to reports, the attack targeted one of the company's main logistics facilities, which serves as a central point for processing and distributing millions of orders across Russia.
Russian authorities did not immediately provide full details of the damage caused, while the Ukrainian side has not yet made an official statement about the operation.
Drone attacks on Russian territory have intensified in recent months, with Ukraine expanding its use of unmanned aerial vehicles to strike targets it considers linked to Russia's logistical, military and economic capabilities.
The Moscow region, including areas surrounding the Russian capital, has been hit several times by drone attacks, causing temporary disruptions and additional security measures.
Wildberries is one of the largest online sales companies in Russia and is considered the Russian equivalent of international e-commerce platforms.

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