Ukrainian drones struck a Wildberries logistics warehouse in Russia's Vladimir Oblast this morning, causing a large fire, according to reports. No details on damage or casualties are yet available.
This morning, Ukrainian drones struck a Wildberries logistics warehouse in Russia's Vladimir Oblast, causing a large fire, according to reports. The strike is the latest in a series of attacks on the Russian e-commerce giant's distribution network.
As The Zioneer has reported, Wildberries warehouses have been repeatedly targeted by Ukrainian long-range drones in recent weeks. On July 30, facilities in Penza and Sarapul were hit; on July 29, a complex in Ryazan was struck; on July 20, warehouses in Moscow Oblast were attacked twice; and on July 18, a warehouse in Tambov was reportedly targeted. The July 28 attack on the Moscow region involved a massive drone barrage that ignited a fire at a distribution center adjacent to Wildberries.
The targeting of Wildberries, a critical pillar of Russia's consumer economy, reflects Ukrainian efforts to disrupt domestic logistics and increase internal pressure, as The Zioneer has analyzed. No casualty figures or damage assessments are yet available from this single-source report.
2 developments
- DevelopingThis morning: Ukrainian drone strike hits Wildberries complex in Ryazan
- DevelopingUkrainian forces claim to have struck four of ten Wildberries warehouses, half a million sqm burned
- StrongThis morning: Ukrainian kamikaze drones strike Wildberries retail complexes in Russia
- DevelopingOvernight: Ukrainian drones strike Wildberries warehouses, LNG facilities, and oil refinery in Russia
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