Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia kill at least six, spark fire at Wildberries warehouses
Summary
Ukrainian drone attacks hit targets in Russia near Moscow and St Petersburg, killing six people and injuring others. The strikes damaged warehouses, including those owned by Russian online retailer Wildberries, and caused fires. Both Russia and Ukraine deny intentionally targeting civilians amid the ongoing conflict.Key Facts
- Ukrainian drones attacked Russian sites near Moscow and St Petersburg.
- At least six people were killed and nine injured in the attacks.
- A warehouse near St Petersburg owned by Wildberries caught fire but no one was hurt.
- In the Belgorod region near Ukraine, a drone strike killed one woman and injured two people.
- Russian bomb strikes in the Ukrainian city of Sumy killed two children and an elderly woman.
- Both Russia and Ukraine deny targeting civilians during their ongoing conflict.
- Finland briefly lifted a temporary aviation restriction in the eastern Gulf of Finland related to the attacks.
- The situation is part of the wider war triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
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