Ukraine takes 7 of Russia's 10 biggest Wildberries centers offline
Wildberries logistics center in Moscow (photo: Getty Images)
Russian logistics continues to feel the effects of the war. Seven of Wildberries' 10 largest distribution centers in Russia are already out of service, according to Ukraine's Ministry of Defense.
One of the company's latest facilities halted its operation following a large-scale drone attack on the Moscow region overnight Sunday, August 16.
In particular, the Wildberries logistics hub at the Koledino industrial park is no longer operating, along with the warehouse in Domodedovo. It was the company's largest warehouse at around 250,000 square meters.
As a result, Ukrainian strikes have affected a significant share of the Russian marketplace's largest logistics facilities.
"Russian logistics is acutely feeling the consequences of the war that Russia brought to Ukraine," the Defense Ministry summarized.
As previously reported, overnight on August 16, Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck a major Wildberries logistics complex in Koledino, Moscow region. A large fire broke out at the warehouse following the strike.
Also, on August 14, Ukrainian forces targeted a large Wildberries warehouse 150 kilometers from Moscow.
Earlier, a satellite image showed the aftermath of a strike on a Wildberries warehouse in Bashkortostan. The fire destroyed nearly 30,000 square meters of the building, or about one-fifth of the entire complex.
