One person died and ten were injured in a massive drone attack on Kuban.

An employee of the enterprise in Armavir died after drone debris fell. Another ten people were injured in the drone attack on the warehouse complex in Krasnodar, three of whom are in serious condition.

According to the governor of Kuban, Veniamin Kondratiev, the region was subjected to a massive attack last night.

"In Armavir, drone debris hit the territory of one of the enterprises, resulting in the death of an employee. During the attack on the warehouse complex in Krasnodar, ten people were injured," Kondratiev wrote today on his Telegram channel.

Three of the injured are in serious condition, one is in moderate condition. They have been hospitalized. The other six injured received outpatient care. The fire at the warehouse is still being extinguished, the governor noted.

He added that in Krasnodar, drone fragments hit two apartment buildings. In the village of Dinskaya, they hit two private houses. There are no casualties there.

The Telegram channel "Krasnodar Teletype" clarified today that the warehouses in question are Wildberries complexes in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk. The channel administrator published several videos showing burning complexes with the Wildberries logo. Thick clouds of smoke are rising into the sky from the buildings. In one of the videos, a businessman stated that the traders have been ruined.

The Investigative Committee reported today on its website that a criminal case has been opened for terrorism following the drone attacks on warehouse complexes in Krasnodar Krai and Stavropol. According to the investigation, today armed formations from Ukraine used drones to strike logistics centers located in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk. As a result, civilians were injured.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that as a result of drone attacks on oil refineries (ORFs), including those located in Krasnodar Krai, there has been a fuel problem. The fuel crisis has forced drivers in Kuban to massively install gas equipment (GBO) in their cars. There are long queues at auto repair shops. Earlier, analysts noted that long queues at service stations force drivers to turn to "gray" installers who do not provide safety guarantees.