Украины тал Оросын гүнд орших цахим худалдааны агуулах болон газрын тосны дэд бүтцэд томоохон хэмжээний дрон ашиглан цохилт өглөө.
Украины дронууд ОХУ-ын Пенза муж болон Удмуртын бүгд найрамдах улсад байрлах “Wildberries” онлайн худалдааны компанийн агуулах руу шөнө довтолсны улмаас гал гарч, нэг хүн гэмтжээ. Пенза мужийн захирагч Олег Мельниченко 200 ажилтныг нүүлгэн шилжүүлсэн бол Удмуртын эрх баригчид Сарапул хот дахь агуулахад дрон цохилт өгөхөөс өмнө ажилтнуудаа аюулгүй газар шилжүүлсэн байна. Оросын Мөрдөн байх хороо уг халдлагуудтай холбогдуулан терроризмын хэрэг үүсгэн шалгаж эхэлжээ.
Сүүлийн хоёр долоо хоногт нийт арван орчим агуулах дроны халдлагад өртөж, компанийн агуулахын хүчин чадлын 10 орчим хувь сүйдсэн нь жижиг бизнесүүдэд хүндээр тусжээ. Украин улс “Wildberries” компанийг Оросын цэргийн зориулалттай дрон болон бусад тоног төхөөрөмжийн эд анги нийлүүлж байна гэж буруутгаж байгаа ч тус компани үүнийг эрс үгүйсгэв.
https://t.me/omelnichenko/10638
https://t.me/rwb_press_service/1662
https://t.me/rwb_press_service/1663
https://t.me/AbramovaUR/1197
https://t.me/sledcom_press/31141
Үүний зэрэгцээ, Краснодар мужийн Новороссийск хот дахь газрын тосны терминал руу хийсэн халдлагын улмаас “Caspian Pipeline Consortium” компани газрын тос ачих үйл ажиллагаагаа түр зогсоосон байна. ОХУ-ын Батлан хамгаалах яамны мэдээлснээр, лхагва гарагийн шөнөөс пүрэв гарагийн өглөө хүртэлх хугацаанд Орос болон Крымийн нутаг дэвсгэрээс нийт 258 дроныг устгасан гэв.
Үүнтэй зэрэгцэн Оросын тал Украины Киев, Львов зэрэг хотууд руу агаараас цохилт өгсний улмаас найман хүн амиа алдлаа. Энэхүү үйл явдлын улмаас хөрш Польш улс агаарын орон зайгаа хамгаалах зорилгоор сөнөөгч онгоцуудаа хөөргөсөн байна.
https://t.me/caspian_pipeline/1241
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Ukrainian drones struck warehouses belonging to online retailer Wildberries overnight in central Russia’s Penza region and the republic of Udmurtia, local authorities and the company said Thursday.
Penza region Governor Oleg Melnichenko said 200 Wildberries employees had been evacuated and one was injured in an attack. Wildberries confirmedits logistics center in Penza was targeted, adding that itrerouted shipments to other facilities.
In the city of Sarapul, located in the republic of Udmurtia around 1,200 kilometers (750 miles) from the Ukrainian border, Wildberries said it evacuated warehouse employees ahead of an anticipated drone strike that later sparked a fire at the facility.
Olga Abramova, who heads Udmurtia,saidno one was reported injured and that emergency services were responding to the scene of the attack.
The Investigative Committee, Russia’s top investigative body, said it launched terrorism probes following the drone strikes in Penza and Udmurtia.
There were also unconfirmed reports that Ukraine attacked a Wildberries warehouse in the Perm region. Neither the company nor Russian authorities have commented on those reports.
Drone strikes have damaged nearly a dozen Wildberries warehouses over the past two weeks, destroying an estimated 10% of the company’s storage capacity and inflicting losses on tens of thousands of small businesses using the e-commerce platform.
Ukraine is accusing Wildberries of helping supply the Russian military with parts for drones and other equipment. The company denies the allegations.
Meanwhile, in the southern Krasnodar region, Ukrainian drones struck two tanker ships at theNovorossiysk oil terminal, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, which operates the terminal, said Thursday morning. The company said oil loading was temporarily halted.
Russia’s Defense Ministry said it intercepted 258 Ukrainian drones in Russia and annexed Crimea between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
Separately, in Ukraine,Russian air strikes killed at least eight people on Thursday, including one in Kyiv, in attacks extending as far as the western city of Lviv, forcing neighboring Poland to scramble fighter jets to secure its airspace.
Reuters contributed reporting.
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