Ukrainian drones struck Wildberries logistics hubs in Russia's Krasnodar and Stavropol regions, killing one person and injuring 14. Ukraine claims the warehouses supplied the Russian army with drone components and other gear, marking the second such attack on the retailer in days.
Ukrainian drones attacked Wildberries logistics hubs in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk, injuring 15 people. This marks the second strike on the retailer's facilities in four days. President Zelensky confirmed strikes on logistics hubs, an oil depot, and Russian "shadow fleet" ships.
Various international news items include Trump's threats regarding Iran, Russian claims about US-funded biolabs in Ukraine, EU plans for defense spending, and BRICS cooperation. Reports also touch on Lebanon-Israel negotiations, helicopter activity near the Polish-Ukrainian border, and Tajikistan's stance on language.
Three people were killed and five others injured in a collision between two passenger cars in the Stavropol region, according to the regional prosecutor's office.
Robert Agee, head of the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia, says US businesses have maintained their investments in Russia and most companies have not left the Russian market. Speaking at the Caucasus Investment Forum in the Stavropol Region, Agee said all investments and factories remain, with many companies with assets in the region participating in the forum.
