Ukrainian drones struck a large Wildberries warehouse and oil refineries in the Russian city of Ufa, causing a massive fire, according to reports. The attack extends the pattern of Ukrainian long-range strikes targeting Russian logistics and energy infrastructure deep inside the country.
Ukrainian drones struck a huge Wildberries logistics warehouse and multiple oil refineries in the city of Ufa, deep in central Russia, setting off a large fire, according to reports. The strike is the latest in a series of Ukrainian long-range operations targeting the Wildberries retail network — Russia's equivalent of Amazon — and its associated energy infrastructure. As The Zioneer reported, Wildberries warehouses have been struck repeatedly throughout July 2026, including in Moscow Oblast, Penza, Sarapul, and Samara. The Zioneer has also covered Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries, including a major strike on a Moscow refinery in June. The Ufa attack adds a new geographic dimension to the campaign, hitting a city in the Republic of Bashkortostan, approximately 1,200 km east of Moscow. No casualty figures have been reported yet.
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