Drone attack ignites Wildberries logistics hub in Yekaterinburg — OSINT analysis
Drones attacked Wildberries logistics complex in Yekaterinburg, Russia, approximately 2,000 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, Telegram channel Astra reported, citing OSINT analysis, on Aug. 7.
On August 7, a drone attack targeted Wildberries' logistics complex in Yekaterinburg, Russia, a location 2,000 kilometers away from the Ukrainian border, according to Telegram channel Astra's OSINT analysis. Prior to the incident, Russian aviation authorities implemented temporary flight restriction measures at Koltsovo Airport.
Furthermore, Sverdlovsk Oblast Governor Denis Pasler issued a threat alert across the region due to the incoming drones. Wildberries confirmed the attack on its logistics facility, stating that the strike led to a fire. Company officials mentioned that personnel had been evacuated ahead of time. Wildberries also reported that the acceptance of new deliveries at the site was temporarily suspended, with shipments being redirected to other logistics centers.
Exilenova+ channel clarified that the targeted Wildberries warehouse is situated approximately 2,000 kilometers from Ukraine. Earlier that night on August 6, drones attacked Russia's Tver Oblast, damaging another Wildberries logistics complex's facade due to falling drone debris.
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