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Ukraine’s overnight strikes on Wildberries-linked sites
DevelopingNext check : Updates on the fires, casualties and official response at the three sites, including identification of the operator of the site south of Moscow.
Where it stands
The August 5 report said Ukrainian drones struck three Wildberries-linked sites in the Moscow, St. Petersburg and Tver regions. At the site south of Moscow, a warehouse fire left at least five dead and ten wounded, and officials had not identified who operated it; the report did not say whether the fires, casualties or official response were resolved.
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The story so far
5 Killed Near Moscow as Ukraine's Warehouse Campaign Turns Deadly
Five killed and 10 wounded near Moscow in Ukraine's deadliest strike yet on Russia's e-commerce logistics network, as officials confirm deaths but not what burned.
Still open after this report
- No verified identification of the Moscow-region building where people died, and no independent verification of what it stored.
- No verified distance from the Kremlin and no verbatim official statements beyond the Telegram casualty announcement described in the sources.
History
Split off from Ukraine’s overnight drone attack on Moscow region1 report
Who's involved
People
Steve RosenbergBritish journalist1 report
Places
- Leningrad OblastLeningrad Oblast, Russia1 report
- Moscow OblastMoscow Oblast, Russia1 report
- Snpz Rosneft'Ulitsa Astrakhanskaya, 1, Syzran, Samarskaya oblast', Russia, 4460291 report
- Tver OblastTver Oblast, Russia1 report
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