According to Abu Ali Express, Ukrainian sources claim to have struck four of the ten giant logistics centers of the Russian e-commerce platform Wildberries, and that approximately half a million square meters of warehouse space have burned. The Ukrainians allege the company is part of Russia's military production setup, enabling import and transport of components for drones and UAVs.
Ukrainian sources now claim to have struck four of the ten largest Wildberries logistics centers across Russia, with half a million square meters of warehouse space burned, according to a report by Abu Ali Express. The claim, which explicitly links the e-commerce platform to military production and drone component supply, follows a series of earlier reports throughout the day of strikes on individual Wildberries facilities.
Earlier today, at 05:07 Jerusalem, The Zioneer first reported a strike on a Wildberries warehouse in Krasnodar, followed by an overnight attack on two facilities in the Krasnodar and Stavropol regions. Subsequent reports included footage of the aftermath and confirmed strikes on warehouses in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk. The thread shows a progression from single-source reports to confirmed strikes, though the latest claim of four centers hit remains unverified.
The attacks are part of a broader Ukrainian campaign targeting Wildberries’ logistics infrastructure, which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated — as The Zioneer reported on Saturday, July 18 — has been used by Russia to supply components for drone and navigation equipment production. Previous strikes have also been reported on Wildberries warehouses in Tambov, Moscow Oblast, and other locations.
It remains unclear which specific warehouses were struck in the latest claimed attack, and the figures of four centers and half a million square meters burned have not been independently confirmed. No official Russian response has been reported.
4 developments
- DevelopingUkrainian drone strike hits 175,000-sq-meter Wildberries logistics center in Vladimir Oblast
- DevelopingUkrainian forces reportedly strike Wildberries warehouse in Tambov, Russia
- StrongThis morning: Ukrainian kamikaze drones strike Wildberries retail complexes in Russia
- StrongUkraine strikes Wildberries warehouses, oil facilities in Moscow Oblast again, N12 reports
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