A man was detained over a video showing a drone attack on a…

A man was detained over a video showing a drone attack on a Wildberries warehouse near St. Petersburg.

Consensus

A man from Saint Petersburg was detained on August 1 for filming and sharing video of a drone attack on Wildberries warehouses.
The drone attack occurred on July 24 and targeted warehouses in Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast.
The video showed the aftermath of the attack, including fires at two warehouses.
The man was charged under Part 1 of Article 8-6-3 of the Saint Petersburg Law 273-70 for failing to comply with regulatory requirements set by the governor.
The penalty for the first offense is a fine of 4,000 rubles.
Three people were injured in the attack, according to official data.
The attack caused significant damage to goods, with around 1,500 sellers affected in Leningrad Oblast.
The video was posted on Instagram, which is banned in Russia.
If the video had included identifiable elements of Russia's air defense systems tied to location, the man could have faced criminal charges for treason.

The man has lived in Saint Petersburg for about 20 years and is an individual entrepreneur who sells goods on Wildberries, having sold around 3,500 items over four and a half years. — fontanka
The man was born in 1995, and he admitted guilt during questioning. — vesti
The video was shared on Instagram and picked up by popular pro-Ukrainian channels. — kommersant
The fire at the 'Utkina Zavod' logistics complex in Novosaratovka was fully extinguished only by the evening of July 27. — kommersant
The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case for terrorism. — kommersant
The man could face criminal liability for treason if the video contained information about air defense systems with geographic references. — fontanka
Wildberries is searching for warehouse space in Kazakhstan and is prepared to occupy all available capacity in the country. — kommersant