Drones hit major Wildberries hub 700+ km from Ukrainian border - video
Ukrainian drones struck a massive Wildberries logistics center in the Sobinsky District of Vladimir Oblast — 700+ km from the Ukrainian border, regional authorities, monitoring channels, and the company's press service confirmed on Aug. 3.
Ukrainian drones targeted a significant Wildberries logistics hub in Vladimir Oblast, Russia, located 700+ km from the Ukrainian border, on August 3. The attack damaged a 172,000-square-meter facility in Khryastovo, prompting the evacuation of warehouse staff. Wildberries confirmed a fire broke out at the site, threatening to engulf the entire structure.
The strike, carried out using FP-1 drones, represents a broader effort by Ukrainian forces to disrupt Russian supply chains and e-commerce operations. Over two weeks, Ukrainian forces launched 18 strikes on Wildberries facilities, impacting over 1 million square meters, which constitutes approximately 40% of the company's largest warehouses.
The strikes have already led to a 10-30% price increase for items on Russian marketplaces within days.
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