On the night of July 22, the Krasnodar Krai became the target of an unmanned aerial vehicle attack. The incident led to large-scale fires in several settlements in the region, including Krasnodar and Armavir. According to sources, critical infrastructure facilities and commercial enterprises were hit.
Fire at Wildberries logistics hub
The most significant consequences were recorded in Krasnodar. Preliminary data suggests that drones struck one of the largest logistics hubs of the Wildberries marketplace in Russia. A powerful fire broke out at the scene, engulfing a significant area of the warehouse. Local residents and eyewitnesses are publishing photos and videos on social media showing the building engulfed in flames.
This is not the first attack on facilities belonging to this company. Previously, on July 18, a similar incident occurred in Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast. At that time, the fire at the Wildberries warehouse was so intense that it was visible from dozens of kilometers away.
Explosions in Armavir and other regions
In addition to Krasnodar, strikes were recorded in other cities. In Armavir, according to local Telegram channels, an oil depot was attacked. After a series of explosions, a fire broke out at the facility. Footage capturing the moment of the attack on this infrastructure has already appeared online.
The events in the Krasnodar Krai are a continuation of a series of strikes on southern and central Russia. On the night of July 18, drones attacked not only the warehouse in Elektrostal but also an oil depot in Noginsk. There were also reports of explosions in Tver and Vladimir, indicating coordinated activity against logistics and energy facilities.
The situation on the ground remains tense. Fire services continue to work to localize the fires, however, exact data on material damage and casualties has not yet been confirmed by official sources.
