Russian Oil Giant and Wildberries Warehouse Burn After Ukrainian FP-1 Drone Strikes

Ukrainian long-range drones struck the Ryazan oil refinery and a major Wildberries logistics center, setting fires at two large industrial sites, according to footage published by OSINT channel Exilenova+ on July 29.

Videos filmed by residents captured drones flying over the region before smoke and flames appeared at the targeted facilities.

Ryazan region Governor Pavel Malkov later confirmed the attack, saying that “fires broke out at industrial sites as a result of falling UAV debris.”

Russian outlet Astra identified one of the affected facilities as the Wildberries logistics center inside the Ryazansky Industrial Park near the village of Tyushevo.

The complex, also known as Ryazan: Tyushevskaya, is one of the online marketplace’s major regional hubs, handling the receipt, sorting, processing, and distribution of goods. Wildberries confirmed that operations at the facility had been temporarily restricted following the incident.

Ukraine reportedly used FP-1 long-range strike drones produced by Fire Point in the attack.

The second target was the Rosneft-owned Ryazan oil refinery, one of Russia’s largest fuel-processing facilities.

The plant has an annual capacity of approximately 17 million metric tons of crude oil and serves as a major supplier of motor fuel to regions surrounding Moscow.

Its infrastructure includes four primary crude-processing units, as well as equipment for vacuum gas oil hydrotreating, catalytic cracking, and catalytic reforming.

The refinery produces gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, fuel oil, liquefied gases, bitumen, and petrochemical feedstocks.

Earlier, Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck several strategic state fuel storage facilities in Russia’s Udmurt Republic located more than 1,300 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.

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