A Ukrainian drone attack struck a Wildberries distribution facility in the city of Aleksin overnight, according to reports. The building was reportedly engulfed in flames and is expected to be a total loss.
A Ukrainian drone attack targeted a Wildberries distribution facility in the city of Aleksin, located in the Tula Oblast of western Russia, overnight. According to reports, the building was completely engulfed in flames and is expected to be a total loss. No information on casualties or the extent of the damage has been released yet. The strike is the latest in a series of attacks on the Russian e-commerce giant's logistics network, which The Zioneer has been documenting throughout July and early August. The facility in Aleksin adds to a growing list of Wildberries warehouses and distribution centers hit by Ukrainian long-range drones, part of a campaign aimed at disrupting the Russian domestic economy and supply chains.
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