Ukraine launched a long range drone attack targeting a wildberries warehouse in Moscow. Basically their Amazon equivalent, civilian logistics for an online retailer. Notably, UA state media declared it was the target, not an errant strike. They were actually targeting an 'Amazon' warehouse filled with civilian workers, about 40 injured some critically and some huge plumes of smoke from the damage. Its expected to delay fulfillment of online orders of small clothing items and bags of dog food and so on.
Meanwhile in Ukraine, the power struggle between Fedorov and Syrskyi is definitely on. UA media reporting that troops are being ordered to record videos of themselves swearing their loyalty to Syrskyi. This sure seems like the kind of omen that would portent the implosion of a country into a power vacuum and factions clawing for the throne. The people went out in the streets to protest in support of Fedorov and oppose their own administration, while Syrskyi is overtly trying to gain control of the military and western media is reporting "Zelensky" (aka his western handlers) is considering sacking Syrskyi. In which case both factions would be formally out, alienating everyone. I don't think it will be that magically simple. I doubt we'll see sudden collapse any time soon, but this is precisely the kind of infighting that precedes internal collapse
In Elektrostahl, Moscow Oblast. Previously, a Wildberries warehouse in Podolsk, Moscow Oblast had already been targeted. To put the scale into perspective, it's like an Amazon warehouse, adjusted for the 30-million-person metropolitan area of Moscow and the surrounding region.