Drone attack recorded in Moscow region and near St. Petersburg in Russia, Wildberries may have been hit

In the russian federation, a drone attack was reported in the Moscow region and the Leningrad region, with logistics facilities of Wildberries possibly coming under attack, according to monitoring resources and OSINT analysis, reports UNN.

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In Chekhov, Moscow region, reports ASTRA, drones are attacking Wildberries warehouse facilities. Eyewitnesses are publishing footage of the attack and its aftermath.

Also, on the night of August 4, the governor of the Leningrad region reported damage to a "warehouse facility" near the settlement of Krasny Bor. Eyewitnesses published footage of a fire on the territory of the logistics complex.

As established by ASTRA OSINT analyst from eyewitness video, smoke is rising over the territory where two warehouse complexes are located: Wildberries and "Lenta". The Wildberries complex is visible in the frame in the foreground. 

The area of the Wildberries warehouse complex is 154,000 sq. m., and that of "Lenta" is 70,000 sq. m.

The strike involved, among others, drones manufactured by the Ukrainian defense company Fire Point. As noted earlier by CEO Iryna Terekh, the company continues to scale up production of its own long-range strike systems. In particular, the FP-1 strike drone, according to the company, has already demonstrated effectiveness in strikes against targets deep in the rear of the russian federation, and its latest modification is capable of covering up to 3400 km.

In addition, Fire Point produces Flamingo missiles and is working on its own line of ballistic missiles: the FP-7 is undergoing certification, and the FP-9 is preparing for tests in the fall.