Russian drones struck the main warehouse of Ukrainian online retailer Rozetka twice within 24 hours on August 2, the company announced.
Rozetka said in its Telegram channel that the attacks were definitely not accidental but a targeted strike, and that the store continued operating on schedule. Co-founder Iryna Chechotkina said two Shahed drones hit the facility this time, fortunately without casualties.
A previous strike on the warehouse near Kyiv killed one employee and wounded seven others, with one of the injured remaining in serious condition.
Rozetka is Ukraine’s largest online retailer by user count, offering goods from thousands of sellers.
In recent weeks, Ukrainian drones have also struck warehouses belonging to Russian retailer Wildberries in Russia and Russian-occupied Crimea, causing significant damage to the company and its partner sellers. Russian forces have repeatedly targeted warehouses and branches of delivery company Nova Poshta, particularly in frontline areas.
