Fires Reported at Industrial Facilities While Emergency Services Respond to Fresh Wave of Drone Strikes 
Industrial facilities in Russia's Ryazan region came under drone attack, triggering fires and forcing the evacuation of a Wildberries warehouse as authorities launched emergency response operations, according to regional officials.
Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov said several industrial sites caught fire following the attack, while emergency services were dispatched to contain the blazes and assess the extent of the damage. He added that six people sought medical treatment after the incident, though the severity of their injuries was not immediately disclosed.
Wildberries Warehouse Evacuated
Russia's largest online retailer, Wildberries, confirmed that one of its warehouse facilities in the Ryazan region was evacuated as a precaution after the drone strike. Operations at the site were temporarily disrupted while emergency crews secured the area and inspected the building.
The latest incident adds to a series of recent attacks affecting the company's logistics network. Wildberries said multiple warehouse facilities have been damaged in recent days, disrupting storage operations and affecting thousands of businesses that rely on the platform for sales and distribution.
Industrial Infrastructure Targeted
Local authorities said the drone attack caused fires at industrial facilities, though they did not immediately identify the specific sites affected or provide details on the scale of the damage.
Emergency responders worked to extinguish the fires while investigators examined debris from the drones and assessed potential impacts on nearby infrastructure.
Part of Broader Long-Range Drone Campaign
The Ryazan strike forms part of a broader pattern of long-range drone attacks that have increasingly targeted industrial and logistics facilities deep inside Russian territory.
In recent weeks, Wildberries warehouses in several Russian cities have reportedly been affected by similar attacks, disrupting supply chains and causing significant losses for businesses using the company's logistics network.
Ukraine has previously stated that it targets facilities it believes contribute to Russia's military logistics or war effort, while Russian authorities maintain that many of the targeted sites are civilian infrastructure. Both sides' claims regarding the military significance of specific facilities could not be independently verified.
Emergency Response Continues
Regional authorities urged residents to remain calm while emergency services continued firefighting and damage assessment efforts.
Officials have not yet announced the full extent of property damage or whether additional drone threats remain active in the area.
As investigations continue, the latest strike underscores the growing impact of long-range drone warfare on industrial infrastructure and commercial logistics inside Russia, with both economic activity and civilian operations increasingly affected by the conflict.