Ukraine launched a sweeping wave of drone strikes across Moscow Oblast, hitting logistics hubs including a major Wildberries warehouse and escalating the long-range aerial war.

Ukraine launched one of the war’s biggest long-range drone barrages, striking a logistics centre south of Moscow and killing at least six people.

At least seven people were killed in Russia following what officials called Ukraine's largest-scale drone offensive of the year, which targeted Moscow and regional logistics hubs.

Ukrainian forces targeted a warehouse belonging to online retailer Wildberries and cities across Moscow Oblast in a major overnight attack.

Ukrainian forces struck a Wildberries logistics center in Yekaterinburg, located nearly 2,000 kilometers from the front line, causing a fire and evacuations.

Cross-border Ukrainian drone strikes have killed at least eight people and targeted economic infrastructure, including a major Wildberries warehouse in Russia.

Ukrainian drone strikes across Russia killed at least five people and set fire to a major logistics hub belonging to the e-commerce giant Wildberries.

Ukrainian drones hit two major Wildberries logistics centers in Russia, resulting in 15 injuries and significant damage to the company's facilities.

Ukrainian drone strikes hit multiple logistics and energy facilities across Russia, including a fatal attack on a Wildberries warehouse in Tambov. The operation also targeted an oil depot in the Moscow region and prompted emergency evacuations.