Ukrainian drone strikes in Russia kill 9, hit warehouses near Moscow
What's new: The attacks also set an oil depot ablaze and forced evacuations near a maternity hospital in Noginsk.
Ukrainian drone strikes overnight and into Saturday killed nine people and wounded more than 60 across Russian regions, according to Russian officials, with two Wildberries warehouses and an oil depot among the targets. Seven workers died at a warehouse in Kotovsk in the Tambov region, while another person later died after strikes in the Moscow region, officials said. Authorities said drones also hit a Wildberries site in Elektrostal east of Moscow and an oil depot in Noginsk, where a fire prompted evacuations from a nearby maternity hospital and a residential building. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the strikes hit logistical facilities used to supply components for drone production and navigation equipment.