Ukrainian drones attacked Wildberries logistics centers in the Russian cities of Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk overnight, the company's founder Tatyana Kim said.

Axar.az reports, citing Russian media, Kim said the strikes sparked major fires at both warehouses.

"Employees were evacuated before the drone attack, but there were casualties as a result of the strike," she said.

According to Russia's regional operational headquarters, three people were injured at the warehouse in Krasnodar, while five others were wounded in the attack on the facility in Nevinnomyssk.

Drone debris also struck two apartment buildings and a private house in Krasnodar and Dinskaya, though no casualties were reported. At the same time, more than 16 drones targeted a local oil depot, causing a fire that spread across 800 square meters. No casualties were reported there.

The Wildberries warehouses targeted in the attacks are among the company's largest facilities. The 150,000-square-meter complex in Krasnodar is the marketplace's fourth-largest warehouse, while the 120,000-square-meter center in Nevinnomyssk ranks sixth.

Ukraine has been targeting Wildberries' major warehouse facilities in various Russian regions since July 17.