Zelensky's drones explode in Russia: a morning of fires and 10 dead for Putin

Ukraine attacked warehouses in Russia with drones this morning, including three large ones, two of them belonging to Wildberries. At least six people were killed and six wounded in the Moscow and Tver regions and near St. Petersburg. Meanwhile, a Russian soldier killed one soldier and three civilians in Crimea. Russia accused Ukraine of killing six people yesterday on the Black Sea coast.

Ukraine continued this morning its campaign to "bring the war home to the Russian citizen" and attacked warehouses in Russia with drones. At least six people were killed and six more wounded in the Moscow and Tver regions and near St. Petersburg. The main strike was on a warehouse in Chekhov in the Moscow region, where five were killed and ten wounded. Two warehouses of Wildberries, dubbed "Russia's Amazon," were hit in St. Petersburg and the Tver region, and fires broke out. In recent weeks, Ukraine has attacked more than 12 warehouses of the company, whose founder Tatyana Kim, the richest woman in Russia, called the acts "terrorist acts." In the Belgorod region, one woman was killed when a drone hit a car. Meanwhile, a Russian soldier in Sevastopol in Crimea killed one soldier and three civilians. Russia accused Ukraine of killing six people, including three children, in a drone explosion on the Black Sea coast yesterday. The attacks caused a fuel crisis and disruptions in the supply of goods in Russia.