On August 4, 2026, reports emerged detailing multiple alleged strikes targeting facilities associated with Russia’s largest online retailer. According to Gazeta Express, two warehouses belonging to the company Wildberries were reportedly struck by Ukrainian attacks during Sunday night. Furthermore, a separate facility suspected of having ties to the major online retailer was also damaged in an area near Moscow.
Local officials stated that in an industrial zone situated approximately 69 kilometers south of the Kremlin, at least five people were killed and ten others sustained injuries. Officials reported these details without confirming whether the damaged site was directly owned or operated by Wildberries. This incident follows prior reports where officials confirmed that two other Wildberries facilities located in the St.
Petersburg region had also been hit. The reporting indicates an escalation in the frequency of attacks against infrastructure operated by the company, which has been widely described as the “Russian Amazon.” The details provided by local sources highlight a pattern of damage across multiple sites. The incidents underscore ongoing tensions and heightened military activity in the region, with reports detailing multiple instances of damage to critical commercial infrastructure.
The focus of the reports remains on the extent of the damage and the resulting casualties reported by authorities.
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