A logistics warehouse south of Moscow caught fire and an industrial plant was reportedly struck overnight during a large Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian capital and surrounding region.
The Koledino fire broke out at a facility operated by 3PL, an independent logistics and fulfillment provider located next to Wildberries’ major distribution hub, according to an open-source analysis by Astra. The facility handles storage, order picking, packaging, labeling and onward distribution. Wildberries said its own Koledino warehouse was operating normally.
It was not immediately clear whether the 3PL facility was directly struck or deliberately targeted. One OSINT account suggested the neighboring Wildberries complex may have been the intended target and that Russian air-defense activity could have contributed to the fire, but that assessment remains unverified.
Separately, the Hydrostalkonstruktsiya steel fabrication plant in Chekhov was reportedly struck by drones, according to Exilenova Plus, cited by The Kyiv Independent.
Moscow Oblast Governor Andrei Vorobyov confirmed drone attacks around Chekhov, while Reuters reported that Russian defenses intercepted dozens of drones elsewhere in the region, including around Podolsk, Domodedovo and Kolomna. No casualties were reported in Chekhov.
