Three injured in drone attack on Wildberries warehouse in Russia's Vladimir region – UPDATED-2

The number of people injured in a drone attack on a Wildberries warehouse in the Sobinsky district of Russia"s Vladimir region has risen to three, according to Report, citing Russian media.

Vladimir Region Governor Alexander Avdeyev said one person suffered a finger injury.

"Medical assistance was provided at the Sobinsky District Hospital. The patient will continue treatment on an outpatient basis," he said.

Earlier, a warehouse employee was taken to hospital with a head injury. Later, a woman living in a nearby settlement sustained a leg injury, but she did not require hospitalization.

10:04

One person was injured in a drone attack on a warehouse complex in the Sobinsky District of Russia's Vladimir region, Report informs via Russian media.

"There is a head injury. According to preliminary information, there are no serious consequences," Vladimir Region Governor Alexander Avdeyev said, adding that the injured person was being taken to a hospital.

09:41

A fire broke out at a warehouse in the Sobinsky District of Russia's Vladimir region after a drone attack, prompting the evacuation of employees from the logistics facility, according to Report, which cites Russian media.

"A warehouse complex was attacked by a UAV. There is damage and a fire," Vladimir Region Governor Alexander Avdeyev said, without specifying the owner of the facility.

The joint company RWB later confirmed that the logistics center belongs to the Wildberries marketplace.

"A fire broke out at the company's logistics facility in the Vladimir region. All personnel have been evacuated... According to preliminary information, there are no casualties," the company's press service said.