Strikes hit a Wildberries warehouse 800 km from Ukraine, killed 8 across Russia, and targeted the Saratov refinery and Engels airbase.
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Ukrainian drone strikes killed at least eight people across Russian regions overnight and into Sunday, hitting a warehouse belonging to Wildberries, the country's largest online retailer, regional officials said.
Russia's Defence Ministry said it had downed 635 Ukrainian drones during the night.
A strike on a Wildberries warehouse in the Samara region, about 800 km (500 miles) from Ukraine's front lines, sparked a fire that was being extinguished, Samara Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev said. He reported no casualties at the site.
Ukrainian forces have been hitting deeper into Russia, targeting economic and energy infrastructure to disrupt Moscow's ability to fund its more than four-year-old war. They have struck about a dozen Wildberries sites since July 18, aiming to cripple a company often described as Russia's version of Amazon.
In the Saratov region, a drone hit a residential building in the city of Engels, killing two people, Governor Roman Busargin said. Civil infrastructure was damaged in both Engels and the city of Saratov. Both cities have faced repeated Ukrainian attacks. Saratov hosts a major oil refinery; Engels is home to a military airbase.
Ukraine's military said its forces struck the Saratov refinery and the Engels airbase, starting fires at both facilities, and also hit an oil depot in the western Kaluga region.
Three people died and two were injured in a drone attack on the Udmurtia region, acting governor Olga Abramova said. In the border region of Belgorod, three were killed and five wounded, the local task force reported.
Bashkortostan Governor Radiy Khabirov said air defenses repelled a "massive" drone attack on industrial facilities. One drone was shot down over the industrial area of the regional capital, Ufa, and a fire was being suppressed, he said.
Russia's Defence Ministry said its forces struck infrastructure and two vessels carrying military cargo in the Ukrainian port of Mykolaiv, as well as a vessel with military supplies in the Black Sea.
In the southeastern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, regional governor Ivan Fedorov said Russian glide bombs killed one person and injured 21.
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