On the morning of 4 August, drones attacked Wildberries\u2019 logistics facilities in the Leningrad and Moscow regions of Russia. In Krasny Bor, near St Petersburg, a fire broke out at the company\u2019s warehouse complex, and Wildberries confirmed the blaze. Staff were evacuated in good time; according to Wildberries, there were no casualties on the warehouse premises. In the Moscow region, five people were killed and a further six were injured.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n Governor of the Leningrad Region Oleksandr Drozdzenko<\/strong> reported damage to a warehouse area near Krasny Bor in the Tosno District. According to him, Russian air defences shot down 17 drones over the region.<\/p>\n Wildberries-Russ has confirmed that a fire broke out at its logistics facility. Fire crews have arrived at the site. The facility covers an area of approximately 154,000 square metres; the second phase of the facility was completed in March 2026. This is a new site, distinct from the company\u2019s warehouse in Shushary, which caught fire in January 2024.<\/p>\n Due to an air threat, Pulkovo Airport temporarily imposed restrictions on the arrival and departure of aircraft. Dozens of flights were delayed.<\/p>\n That same night, the Moscow Region came under attack. Several fires broke out in the industrial zone of Novoselki, in the Chekhov urban district, the largest of which started in a warehouse.<\/p>\n Governor of the Moscow Region Andriy Vorobyov<\/strong> reported five dead and six injured. According to local authorities, the injured are being treated by doctors.<\/p>\n Russian Telegram channels have also reported fires and damage in residential areas following air defence operations. The causes of each of these fires are being investigated.<\/p>\n\n
Fire in Krasny Bor and restrictions in Pulkovo<\/h2>\n
Fires in the Novoselka industrial estate<\/h2>\n
An attack on a key network hub<\/h2>\n