Ukraine launches another wave of drone attacks on the warehouse of Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries.

The head of the Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries said on Wednesday that two more warehouses belonging to the company in Ukraine were attacked, further expanding the drone attacks suffered by this Russian consumer economy core enterprise. Wildberries co-founder and CEO Tatyana Kim said that warehouses in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk in southern Russia were both attacked. Social media videos verified by Reuters show a huge smoke rising from the scene in Krasnodar. The local governor said that a young woman died, and three others were hospitalized. Wildberries is known as the "Russian Amazon" and is also one of the largest employers in Russia. The company is not publicly traded, but the stock price of its competitor Ozon fell by 2.3% on Wednesday afternoon, although it recovered from the earlier low point. Market concerns that Ozon could also become a target of attack.