— On the morning of July 24, St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region were attacked. Residents reported numerous explosions, and the governors of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region announced the use of air defense systems;
— ASTRA has determined through OSINT analysis that the warehouse of Wildberries in Novosaratovka (Utkina Zavod, Building 4), which serves St. Petersburg, was attacked and set on fire;



— Later, ASTRA’s analysis revealed that at least three separate buildings were on fire in the Utkina Zavod industrial zone: Building 4, a Wildberries warehouse; Building 3, an unknown warehouse; and Building 5, a distribution center for the Petrovich company.
— ASTRA’s readers reported that at least two separate fire outbreaks were visible over St. Petersburg, indicating an attack on multiple facilities.
— Later, Wildberries’s press service officially confirmed that two logistics complexes in Shushary and Utkina Zavod had been temporarily shut down.
— The Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, confirmed the drone attack on the city and reported that the attack targeted civilian infrastructure facilities on Moskovskoye Shosse;
— ASTRA’s OSINT analysis confirmed that the second targeted facility was the Wildberries logistics complex in Shushary (Moskovskoye Shosse, 153), where a fire also occurred;
— Employees at the Wildberries warehouse in Shushary informed ASTRA that all personnel had been evacuated;
— About 50 flights were delayed at Pulkovo Airport due to the attack, and another 15 flights were expected from alternate airfields;
— Later, the Governor of the Leningrad Region, Alexander Drozdenko, confirmed ASTRA’s information about the attack on the Wildberries warehouse in Novosaratovka. According to official data, three people were injured. The Governor also reported that drones attacked the warehouse complex of the Severnaya poultry farm in the village of Sinyavino in the Kirovsky District of the Leningrad Region, where the structure of one of the warehouses collapsed. There were no injuries there.