Warehouse of Russian online retailer Wildberries near St.Petersburg on fire after drone attack, governor says
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A warehouse of Russian online retailer Wildberries in the Leningrad region near St. Petersburg caught fire on Friday, allegedly due to a Ukrainian drone attack, according to regional Governor Alexander Drozdenko. The incident underscores ongoing cross-border tensions amid the conflict. No further details on casualties or damages were provided.
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Breach of airspace over a major metropolitan area.
The article was published on July 24.
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The fire was caused by a Ukrainian drone attack.
The Straits Times- Breach of airspace over a major metropolitan area.
- Targeting of civilian commercial infrastructure.
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Loaded language removed<p>MOSCOW, July 24 - A warehouse of leading Russian online retailer Wildberries in the Leningrad region near St. Petersburg caught fire after a Ukrainian drone attack, Governor Alexander Drozdenko said on Friday.</p>
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The fire was caused by a Ukrainian drone attack.
The Straits TimesGovernor Alexander Drozdenko made this statement on Friday.
The Straits TimesA warehouse of Wildberries in the Leningrad region near St. Petersburg caught fire.
The Straits TimesThe article was published on July 24.
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