Ukrainian drones attacked a Wildberries warehouse in Russia’s Penza Region, injuring one person, causing a fire, and forcing 200 employees to evacuate.
A Ukrainian drones attack Wildberries warehouse incident was reported in Russia’s Penza Region, according to regional authorities. As reported by The Times of Russia, the strike left one person preliminarily injured, sparked a fire, and led to the evacuation of around 200 employees from the facility.
Ukrainian Drones Attack Wildberries Warehouse in Penza Region
Penza Region Governor Oleg Melnichenko stated that Ukrainian drones targeted a Wildberries warehouse in what he described as a terrorist attack.
According to the governor, preliminary information indicates that one person was injured during the incident. Emergency measures were immediately taken, and approximately 200 employees were safely evacuated from the warehouse.
Fire Breaks Out After Drone Strike
The Ukrainian drones attack Wildberries warehouse also triggered a fire at the site.
Governor Melnichenko said firefighters were working to extinguish the blaze. No additional details regarding the extent of the damage or the injured person’s condition were provided at the time of the announcement.
Officials have not released further information as emergency response operations continue.
Official Statement
In a message published on the messaging app Max, Governor Oleg Melnichenko said:
“Enemy drones carried out a terrorist attack on a Wildberries warehouse. According to preliminary reports, one person was injured. Around 200 employees were evacuated.”
He added that the attack caused a fire, which emergency services are currently extinguishing.
The Ukrainian drones attack Wildberries warehouse in the Penza Region resulted in one preliminary injury, the evacuation of around 200 workers, and a fire at the facility. The Times of Russia will continue to provide updates as more official information becomes available.
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