Ukraine Has Disabled 8 Of Wildberries' 10 Largest Warehouses In Russia
2- 26.08.2026, 11:33
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The total area of the targets struck is 1.3 million square meters.
Ukrainian strikes since July have put 8 of Wildberries' 10 largest warehouses in Russia out of commission.
This was reported by "Agency".
On the night of August 26, the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched a new strike against Wildberries’ warehouses. This time, the company’s logistics center in the Tambov Region was attacked and ceased operations following the strike.
According to a statement from local authorities, the complex was completely or nearly completely destroyed by fire. This is the eighth of the marketplace’s 10 largest logistics centers to have been put out of commission by strikes since mid-July.
Prior to this, Ukrainian strikes had put seven of Wildberries’ largest warehouses out of commission:
in Elektrostal and Kaledino near Moscow (each with an area of 250,000 square meters)—the first was completely destroyed by fire following an attack on July 18, while the second ceased operations after strikes and a fire on August 16;
in Novaya Usman, Voronezh Oblast (156,000 square meters)—has been out of service since the attack on August 11;
in Krasny Bor in the Leningrad Region (154,000 square meters)—ceased operations following an attack on August 4;
in Aleksin, Tula Region (150,000 square meters)—out of service following an attack on August 5;
in the village of Novosemeykino, Samara Region (128,000 square meters)—out of service following an attack on August 2;
in the Sobinsky District of the Vladimir Region (119,000 square meters)—out of service following an attack on August 3.
Warehouses in Yekaterinburg (157,000 square meters) and Tatarstan (150,000 square meters) were attacked but remain operational.
Thus, of the 1.6 million square meters of space in Wildberries’ ten largest warehouses, more than 1.3 million (over 81%) have already been put out of commission.
The latest attacks on Wildberries
On the night of August 26, Ukrainian drones struck the Wildberries logistics hub in Kotovsk, Tambov Oblast, Russia. A fire broke out at the facility.
The warehouse in Kotovsk had already been damaged on July 18—at that time, seven employees died in a fire, and the facility temporarily suspended operations.
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