So basically, Ukrainian long-range drones hit a bunch of major warehouses belonging to Wildberries—which is essentially Russia’s Amazon—overnight on July 24. The biggest hits were around St. Petersburg, but they also struck locations in Tver and down in Crimea, causing huge fires. Wildberries’ founder said none of their employees got hurt and they managed to save parts of the buildings, though local officials said three people were injured near St. Petersburg and workers in Crimea had to evacuate. Operations at those main St. Petersburg fulfillment centers are shut down for now while they deal with the aftermath. Zelensky actually confirmed the strikes, saying the goal is to mess up the supply lines and logistics networks Russia relies on for the war. What’s crazy is this was actually the third time in less than a week that Wildberries got targeted, taking out roughly 10% of their total warehouse capacity nationwide.