Ukraine conducted an attack on a major Wildberries warehouse located in the Vladimir region of Russia on Monday. This marks the third strike within a two-week period targeting the logistics infrastructure of the prominent e-commerce company. Reports indicate that the action was aimed at disrupting what Kyiv has characterized as a vital supply chain supporting Russian military drone components.
Visual evidence circulating on social media showed plumes of thick black smoke emanating from the facility, with accompanying reports noting the presence of drones prior to the strike. Wildberries’ press service confirmed that a fire had broken out at the site, initially advising that there were no reported casualties. However, the governor of the Vladimir region, Alexander Avdeyev, later provided updated information, stating that two individuals sustained injuries during the incident.
The escalating pattern of attacks underscores a deepening focus by Ukraine on critical Russian commercial assets. Since April 18, the scale and intensity of strikes against the Russian e-commerce sector, represented by companies like Wildberries, have increased significantly. The targeting of such large-scale commercial hubs highlights the strategic scope of the conflict, impacting the flow of goods and the broader Russian commerce network.
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