At least seven killed in drone attacks on Russian e-commerce stores
In addition, more than 50 employees of e-commerce company Wildberries, known as Amazon in Russia, have been injured in the Tambov and Moscow regions.
Attack on Wildberries e-commerce company in the Tambov and Moscow regions.
At least seven people were killed last night inseveral drone attacks on the warehouses of the e-commerce company Wildberries, located in the Tambov and Moscowregions, and more than 50 workerswere injured.
Yevgueni Pervishov , governor of Tambov\u00A0, said 25 workers were injured there, while Moscowregional chief Andrei Vorobiov said 26 could be injured there.
In this regard, Wildberries has confirmed in a statement the attacks with unmanned devices .
The tank attacked in the region near the capital is still burning, while in Tambov the flames have already been extinguished.
"It can be said with certainty that the terrorist attack on the civilian population has been planned, "Pervishov reported in a Telegram message.
He also added that the aim of the attack was to cause "multiple casualties"because the explosives carried by the drones carried shrapnel.
"Air defences have worked well, and 28 drones havebeen shot down. If they had achieved their goal, the number of people affected among the population would have been much higher, "he added.
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