Ukrainian Drones Strike Wildberries Warehouses Across Russia in Coordinated Campaign

Ukrainian drones struck Wildberries warehouses in three Russian regions including a facility in Perm, marking the retailer's 14th attack since July 18.

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Ukrainian military drones carried out three separate attacks on Wildberries logistics facilities within hours, with the latest strike hitting a warehouse in Perm—approximately 900 kilometers from Ukraine's border. The coordinated campaign marks the 14th documented assault on the Russian e-commerce marketplace's infrastructure since mid-July.

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Multiple Strikes in Single Morning

On July 30, Ukrainian drone operators targeted warehouses operated by Wildberries in three distinct Russian regions. The first two attacks struck facilities in Penza Oblast and Udmurtia during the early morning hours. The third and most significant strike hit a logistics center in Zamulyanka village within Perm Krai, the furthest distance yet achieved in these operations.

Ukrainian military channels including Exilenova+ published photographic and video evidence of fires at the facilities, with independent analysis confirming the strike locations and damage assessments. Regional authorities acknowledged the drone incursions but did not immediately disclose casualty figures or extent of structural damage.

Escalating Campaign Against Supply Infrastructure

Since July 18, Ukraine has systematically targeted Wildberries operations across Russian territory and annexed regions. The latest three attacks on a single day represent an intensification of the campaign. Officials in Penza warned residents of potential smoke from the warehouse fire and advised closing windows and limiting outdoor exposure, particularly for children and pets. At least one person was injured in the Penza facility attack, with approximately 200 staff members evacuated as emergency services battled the resulting fires.

The geographic distribution of targets—spanning from western Penza to distant Perm in the Urals—indicates either improved drone range capability or repositioning of Wildberries facilities to avoid previous strike zones. The Perm location represents a striking expansion of drone operations, positioned at distances that previously exceeded documented Ukrainian unmanned systems' operational range.

Why is Wildberries being targeted by Ukrainian drones?+
Wildberries is one of Russia's largest e-commerce marketplaces. Ukrainian operations target Russian logistics and supply chain infrastructure believed to support military or economic operations. The company has not publicly addressed whether it supports Russian military logistics.
How many Wildberries facilities have been attacked in total?+
Ukrainian forces have struck 14 Wildberries warehouses and logistics centers since July 18, including the three targeted on July 30. Facilities in Penza, Udmurtia, Perm, and annexed Crimea have been documented as strike locations.
What is the distance from Ukraine to Perm?+
Perm is located approximately 1,400 kilometers (870 miles) from Ukraine's border, making the July 30 strike the furthest documented attack on Wildberries infrastructure. The distance represents a significant extension of previously demonstrated drone operational range.
Were there civilian casualties in the attacks?+
One person was reported injured at the Penza facility. Approximately 200 warehouse employees were evacuated from the site before fires spread. Full casualty figures across all three July 30 attacks have not been officially disclosed.

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