Aug 5 (Reuters) - A logistics hub of top Russian online retailer Wildberries caught fire after a Ukrainian drone attack that injured one person, Tula regional governor Dmitry Milyayev said on Telegram on Wednesday.

Ukraine has conducted long-range strikes targeting civilian infrastructure in Russia, and in recent weeks stepped up attacks on warehouses belonging to the Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries.

A major fire broke out at a Wildberries logistics centre in Russia's Tula Oblast after an overnight drone attack.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is a cornered man. Ukraine, especially through its deep-strike drones and ballistic missiles, is bringing Putin’s special military operation home to the city confines of Moscow and Saint Petersburg.

MOSCOW, Aug 3 (Reuters) - More than 200 firefighters were battling a fire at a warehouse run by Russian online retailer Wildberries east of Moscow following a Ukrainian drone attack on Monday, as Kyiv's campaign against the e-commerce giant intensified.

Ukraine has struck Wildberries' warehouses in a string of attacks over the past week, broadening its long-range drone strategy to target Russia's economy.

A projectile struck a crowded Russian Black Sea beach Monday, killing seven people, including four children, and injuring 58. Russia blamed a Ukrainian drone attack as video captured the deadly impact.

The Kremlin appoints new commanders after Russia’s military faces growing criticism for its slowest gains in years.