The 'Lenta' warehouse in Leningrad Oblast stopped operations

The 'Lenta' warehouse in Leningrad Oblast stopped operations after a drone attack and fire.

Consensus

A drone attack occurred on the morning of August 4 at a distribution center in Leningrad Oblast.
The attack caused a fire at the Lenta distribution center.
Employees of the distribution center were evacuated in a timely manner.
One employee, a forklift driver, sustained burns and was hospitalized.
The fire was fully extinguished by 9 a.m. on August 4.
The distribution center temporarily stopped receiving goods from suppliers.
There was sufficient inventory in stores served by the center to meet daily customer demand.
The Leningrad Oblast governor reported that 17 drones were shot down over the region overnight on August 4.
A separate fire occurred at a Wildberries warehouse in Krasny Bor, Leningrad Oblast, following a drone attack.
The Russian Investigative Committee opened a criminal case for terrorism related to the attacks on Leningrad Oblast and Moscow Oblast.

The Lenta distribution center temporarily suspended receiving goods from suppliers, but stores have sufficient stock to meet daily demand. — vesti
The attack targeted a logistics park housing multiple distribution centers, including Lenta's. — kommersant
The Lenta company confirmed that the attack occurred on their logistics park, which includes several distribution centers. — kommersant
For the fire at Lenta's center, forces from 'Lenoblpожspas' and the regional MCHS were deployed. — vedomosti
The fire at the Wildberries warehouse in Krasny Bor was extinguished, and there were no injured persons. — kommersant
Wildberries reported on the progress of fire localization and aftermath removal at the Krasny Bor site. — vesti
Wildberries stated that staff had been evacuated from the warehouse in advance. — vedomosti