Drones attacked a Wildberries sorting hub in Penza, Russia on the night of July 29-30, triggering a large fire and causing employees to be evacuated.

Drones attacked a Wildberries sorting hub in Penza on the night of July 29-30, triggering a large fire and causing employees to be evacuated.

A group of drones struck another logistics center belonging to Wildberries overnight Thursday, July 30, this time in Russia’s Penza region.

The ASTRA Telegram channel reported the incident.

Residents of Penza reported explosions and a fire overnight on July 30.

The regional governor warned of a missile threat and said that a 'Carpet' plan had been introduced in the region.

ASTRA analyzed footage of the fire and concluded that the Wildberries logistics center caught fire following the attack.

The Wildberries facility is a major distribution hub serving Russia’s Volga Federal District.

The total area of the complex, once fully completed, will be approximately 180,000 square meters.

The first stage of the logistics complex, covering around 90,000–91,000 square meters, had already been commissioned.

Regional governor Oleg Melnichenko confirmed the strike in Penza.

One person was injured and over 200 people were evacuated.

One person was injured and around 200 employees were evacuated from the Penza warehouse.

Ukrainian drones struck a Wildberries warehouse in Penza Oblast, causing fires and the evacuation of 200 employees.