A single report claims Ukrainian forces struck a Wildberries warehouse in the city of Penza, Russia. No details on damage, casualties, or the weapon used are yet available.
Overnight, a single report claimed that Ukrainian forces struck a warehouse operated by Wildberries, Russia's dominant e-commerce platform, in the city of Penza, east of Moscow. The claim is unverified and no details on the extent of damage, casualties, or the type of weapon used have been reported.
The report adds to a series of Ukrainian strikes on Wildberries logistics infrastructure that The Zioneer has covered in recent weeks. Since mid-July, Ukrainian forces have reportedly targeted Wildberries facilities in Tambov, Moscow Oblast, Ryazan, and St. Petersburg, as well as a major distribution center near Moscow. Ukrainian sources have stated that four of the company's ten largest logistics centers have been hit, with half a million square meters of warehouse space burned.
The Zioneer has not independently verified this latest report.
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