Ukrainian drones have reportedly struck the primary order processing center belonging to Wildberries, Russia’s largest e-commerce company, located in the Moscow region. The reported attack targeted a major logistics facility that functions as a central hub for processing and distributing millions of orders throughout Russia. While Russian authorities have not yet released comprehensive details regarding the extent of the damage, the Ukrainian side has not issued an official statement concerning the operation.
Drone strikes against Russian territory have increased in recent months, with Ukraine expanding its deployment of unmanned aerial vehicles. These strikes are reportedly aimed at infrastructure deemed linked to Russia’s logistical, military, and economic capacities. The Moscow region, encompassing areas near the Russian capital, has been subjected to multiple drone incursions, leading to temporary operational disruptions and heightened security protocols.
Wildberries is recognized as one of the foremost online retail platforms in the country, often compared to major international e-commerce sites. The incident highlights the focus of Ukrainian military actions on critical economic infrastructure within Russia.
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