Large fire breaks out at Wildberries logistics hub after drone attack in southern Russia
Illustrative photo: The fire at the site could be seen from miles away (Getty Images)
Russia's Krasnodar region came under a drone attack overnight on July 22. A massive fire broke out at a Wildberries logistics center in the city of Krasnodar, according to ASTRA and OSINT channels.
What is known about the strike on Armavir
According to local Telegram channels, a fuel depot in Armavir was likely targeted. Fire followed the explosions at the site, and videos circulating online appear to capture the moment of the attack.
The Wildberries' warehouse in Krasnodar is burning just as fiercely as the last one
The Wildberries' warehouse in Krasnodar is burning just as fiercely as the last one
The Wildberries' warehouse in Krasnodar is burning just as fiercely as the last one
#Wildberries gets another visit from the 'good drones'
— RBC-Ukraine (@NewsUkraineRBC) July 22, 2026
Warehouse in #Krasnodar region, Russia, came under attack on July 22. Massive broke out pic.twitter.com/7C5hpSGpFz
What happened in Krasnodar
Explosions were also reported in the city of Krasnodar, where locals described a major fire. Numerous photos and videos shared overnight show flames and thick smoke visible from a considerable distance.
According to preliminary reports, one of Wildberries' largest logistics hubs in Russia was hit in the attack.
A direct hit was reported at the site, triggering a large-scale fire.
It is worth noting that this is not the first such strike on Wildberries facilities. On July 18, a Wildberries warehouse near Moscow caught fire following a drone attack, with the blaze visible from dozens of kilometers away.
The same night, drones targeted several sites across the Moscow region. In addition to the Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal, a fuel depot in Noginsk was reportedly hit, while explosions were also reported in Tver and Vladimir.
