Ukrainian forces conducted coordinated drone strikes against two warehouses operated by Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, resulting in eight deaths and 62 wounded. The majority of casualties occurred at the Tambov facility, where night-shift workers were present when the strikes hit. Russian regional officials confirmed casualty figures and reported that air defence systems intercepted numerous incoming drones overnight.

Ukrainian President Zelensky characterised the operation as targeting facilities that supplied sanctioned electronics and navigation equipment for drone production, and framed it as retaliation for Russian strikes on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure. Ukrainian officials alleged Wildberries' platform facilitated military equipment procurement. Russia's response emphasised the civilian toll and successful interception of incoming weapons, whilst Ukrainian authorities stressed the facility's role in supporting Russian military logistics. The strikes exemplify the conflict's expansion into economic infrastructure, with both sides targeting assets deemed critical to opposing military operations.