Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Warehouse Of Russia’s Wildberries E-Commerce Giant

Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Warehouse of Russia’s Wildberries E-Commerce Giant An apparent Ukrainian drone strike has hit a warehouse belonging to Wildberries, one of Russia’s largest online retailers, in an attack Kyiv said was linked to facilities allegedly used to support Russia’s military supply efforts. The warehouse, operated by the company often described as “Russia’s Amazon” because of its dominant position in the country’s e-commerce market, was reportedly damaged in the strike. Details of the extent of the damage and any casualties were not immediately clear. Ukrainian officials have claimed that some commercial facilities connected to major Russian companies are being used to assist military logistics, though Russia has not confirmed those allegations. The incident comes as drone attacks have become an increasingly common feature of the Russia-Ukraine war, with both sides targeting infrastructure and strategic locations far beyond the front lines. Russian authorities have previously accused Ukraine of carrying out attacks on civilian and commercial sites, while Kyiv has said its operations are aimed at weakening Russia’s war capabilities. Investigations into the strike and the impact on the warehouse operations are ongoing.