Ukrainian drones struck logistics hubs of Russian online retailer Wildberries, according to Russian officials and media reports. The attacks targeted facilities in southern Russia, with conflicting accounts on the exact locations and casualties.
1 person
Reported killed in the drone attacks, according to one Russian media outlet.
The strikes occurred overnight on Tuesday, according to reports. Wildberries CEO stated that logistics centers in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk, Russia, were hit. However, some reports named the targets as Krasnodar and Stavropol, while others specified Nevinnomyssk instead of Stavropol. Stavropol and Nevinnomyssk are both in Stavropol Krai.
Logistics centers in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk were hit.
— Wildberries CEO
The conflicting reports on locations reflect confusion over whether the city of Stavropol or the nearby town of Nevinnomyssk was struck. One person was killed in the attacks, though other reports did not mention casualties.
Updates
Russian authorities have confirmed that the recent drone strikes resulted in injuries among personnel at the Wildberries logistics hubs. Officials further reported that these facilities were evacuated following an earlier, separate attack on Saturday which allegedly caused worker fatalities. Additionally, the Ukrainian government claims that the retail company has been actively providing logistics support to the Russian military.
Ukrainian drone strikes have hit two additional Wildberries warehouses, resulting in major fires and injuries across the company's logistics network. While the Kremlin reports that the facilities suffered losses, Ukrainian officials claim the company is being targeted due to its role in providing logistics for the Russian military. Additionally, Russian authorities reported that a separate bus strike in a border region resulted in five fatalities.
The scope of the drone campaign has expanded to include two additional Wildberries warehouses, with Russian officials confirming that the strikes triggered major fires and resulted in injuries among staff. These attacks have disrupted one of Russia's largest e-commerce logistics networks, amid unverified claims from the Kremlin that the company suffered significant losses. Furthermore, it has been reported that workers were killed during a previous assault on these facilities this past Saturday.
Russian authorities confirmed that the recent drone strikes targeted Wildberries logistics centers, resulting in injuries and major fires at the warehouses. Furthermore, reports indicate that Ukraine has attacked a total of four Wildberries warehouses over the past week, including two additional sites hit recently. The Kyiv government asserts that these facilities are used to provide logistics support for the Russian military.
The Ukrainian drone strikes against Wildberries logistics hubs have now expanded to target four warehouses over the past week, marking the second such major operation in this period. These attacks have resulted in over 70 injuries, including two Kyrgyz citizens, while triggering significant fires that potentially cost sellers at least 150 billion rubles. In response to the escalating violence, Kyrgyzstan has officially urged its citizens currently in Russia to exercise heightened caution.
Ukrainian drone attacks have hit Wildberries warehouses in three waves since July 18, impacting four facilities in total and causing major fires that disrupted one of Russia's largest e-commerce networks. While reports on casualties remain disputed with claims of nine deaths, officials confirmed more than 70 injuries, including two Kyrgyz citizens. The strikes have reportedly caused at least 150 billion rubles in losses for sellers, prompting Kyrgyzstan to urge its citizens in Russia to exercise caution.
Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted Wildberries logistics hubs in three waves since July 18, impacting at least five warehouses according to disputed reports. Officials confirm more than 70 injuries, including two Kyrgyz citizens, and at least three wounded in a separate attack near Saint Petersburg. While casualty figures remain disputed, with claims of up to nine deaths and separate reports of eight workers killed in a Saturday strike, the attacks have reportedly caused over 150 billion rubles in losses for sellers.
Ukrainian drone attacks targeting Wildberries logistics hubs have occurred in three waves since July 18, impacting facilities in St. Petersburg, the Leningrad region, and annexed Crimea. While reports remain disputed regarding the total impact, regional officials indicate five warehouses have been struck, with some sources claiming eight night-shift workers were killed and over 70 individuals injured, including two Kyrgyz citizens. The incidents have caused major fires and operations have been halted at two St. Petersburg centers, with potential losses to sellers estimated at 150 billion rubles.
Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted Wildberries facilities in three waves since July 18, impacting warehouses in St. Petersburg, the Leningrad region, and Crimea. While reports remain disputed, officials indicate that up to nine people may have been killed and over 70 injured in the attacks, with two Kyrgyz citizens among the wounded. The incidents have disrupted operations at several centers, including two in St. Petersburg, and caused massive losses for sellers estimated at 150 billion rubles.
Ukrainian drone attacks on Wildberries facilities have intensified, with reported strikes across multiple locations including St. Petersburg, the Leningrad region, and Crimea since July 18. While reports on casualties remain disputed, claims suggest that between six and nine people have been killed, with over 70 individuals injured, including two Kyrgyz citizens. The attacks have triggered major fires, disrupted logistics and airport operations, and are estimated to have caused at least 150 billion rubles in losses for sellers, prompting Kyrgyzstan to urge its citizens in Russia to exercise caution.
Recent drone strikes on Russian Online Retailer Wildberries logistics centers have occurred in three waves since July 18, impacting facilities in St. Saint Petersburg, the Leningrad region, and annexed Crimea. While reports remain disputed, sources indicate that up to nine people have been killed and over 70 injured in these attacks, which have triggered major fires and disrupted one of Russia's largest e-commerce networks. Sellers face significant financial losses estimated at 150 billion rubles, leading to temporary operational halts and flight disruptions at Pulkovo Airport.
Recent drone strikes have targeted Russian Online Retailer Wildberries warehouses in multiple waves since July 18, impacting facilities in St. Saint Petersburg, the Leningrad region, and annexed Crimea. Reports regarding casualties remain disputed, with varying claims of up to nine people killed and over 70 injured, while the attacks have caused major fires and significant economic losses for both the retailer and its sellers. Consequently, Russian Online Retailer Wildberries has halted operations at several locations and implemented a payment pause for affected vendors, as regional authorities confirm the disruption of e-commerce logistics.
The drone strikes on logistics warehouses have occurred in three waves since July 18, impacting facilities in St. Petersburg, the Leningrad region, and annexed Crimea. While reports remain disputed regarding casualties, regional officials confirm at least five warehouses have been struck, with some sources claiming up to nine deaths and over 70 injuries, including foreign citizens. These attacks have disrupted one of Russia's largest e-commerce networks, prompting the retailer to halt operations at several centers, offer payment relief to sellers, and sparking warnings from Kyrgyzstan for its citizens in the region.
The drone strikes on logistics hubs have escalated into a sustained campaign, with authorities reporting multiple waves of attacks since July 18 that have hit warehouses in regions including St. Petersburg and Crimea. While casualty figures remain disputed, reports indicate at least nine people have been killed, with over 70 others injured. The incidents have caused significant economic disruption, including major fires, the closure of facilities, and an estimated 150 billion rubles in losses for sellers, leading the company to offer financial assistance to its partners.
