Moscow was hit by a massive drone attack; two Wildberries warehouses are on fire in the Moscow region
20 July 04:37
On the night of July 20 and the morning of that day, Moscow and the Moscow Region came under a massive drone attack. Several fires have already been reported in the region. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, as relayed by "Komersant Ukrainian".
Starting at 2:53 a.m., Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin began actively posting that air defense systems were operational in the region. According to his statements, as of 4:05 a.m., air defenses had allegedly shot down 58 drones.
Moreover, two posts noted that the drones were simply shot down, rather than “approaching Moscow.” This may indicate that some of the drones could have reached the Russian capital.
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Incidentally, some Russian media outlets reported that a missile alert had been issued in the Moscow region but was later lifted.
Around 4 a.m., OSINT channels began mass-posting videos showing at least one fire. Initial reports indicated that an oil depot in Podilsk, near Moscow, had been struck by drones.
A little later, information emerged that there were not one, but two, or even three, fire sites in the city. One of these locations may have been the Wildberries warehouse. At least, judging by the video footage, an evacuation of personnel had begun there.
OSINT sources specify that, according to preliminary data, two Wildberries distribution centers and one oil depot were attacked simultaneously in Podolsk.
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