Ukrainian drones strike Wildberries warehouses in Russia

Ukrainian drone attacks have struck multiple retail warehouses owned by Wildberries, Russia’s largest online retailer, within a span of several days, according to statements from the company and regional authorities. The facilities, which serve as distribution hubs for a wide range of consumer goods across the country, were hit in separate incidents that caused damage to storage infrastructure and temporary suspension of operations at the affected sites.

The strikes are part of a broader pattern of Ukrainian targeting of Russian logistics and supply chains amid the ongoing conflict, aiming to disrupt commercial activities that support the Russian economy. Wildberries, which accounts for a significant share of e‑commerce sales in Russia, has reported no injuries but noted that the attacks could affect product availability and delivery timelines for customers. Russian officials have condemned the actions as unlawful aggression, while Ukrainian representatives have described them as legitimate measures against economic assets linked to the war effort.