That is according to the Astra Telegram channel, Ukrinform reports.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said throughout the night that drones flying toward Moscow had been shot down.

Residents of Podolsk posted photos and videos showing the aerial attack and a large fire.

Based on the footage, Astra's OSINT analyst identified the site as the Wildberries logistics complex in Podolsk. It is the Russian marketplace's largest warehouse, covering more than 200,000 square meters.

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Earlier, on July 28, the Koledino3Pl logistics complex near the warehouse caught fire following a drone attack.

As reported, a group of drones struck an oil refinery and a Wildberries logistics center in Russia's Bashkortostan region on the morning of August 13.

According to Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service, the campaign targeting Wildberries warehouses, which has resulted in at least 14 logistics hubs being destroyed by fire, has disrupted the business model of Russia's largest online marketplace. The company had previously sold goods worth an amount equivalent to 3% of Russia's GDP annually. The company's direct losses alone could exceed 100 billion rubles, as it has lost at least 20% of its warehouse capacity within just a few weeks.

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