Ukrainian drone strike damages massive Wildberries warehouse 150 km from Moscow
A major logistics company warehouse came under attack (photo: Russian media)
A drone damaged a Wildberries warehouse in Russia's Tver region, according to Tver region governor Vitaly Korolev.
What is known about the warehouse damage
Tver region governor Vitaly Korolev said that the wall of the Wildberries warehouse was damaged by drone debris. According to him, the incident occurred in the Kalininsky district of the region.
Smoke appeared at the facility after the debris struck. It has already been cleared.
Korolev also reported that warehouse employees were not injured in the attack.
According to Russian media reports, the facility in question is the Wildberries logistics complex in the Emmaus special economic zone in the Kalininsky district of the Tver region, 150 kilometers from Moscow.
The first phase of the warehouse complex, covering 77,000 square meters, was commissioned on April 30, 2026, while the total area of the facility is expected to reach 150,000 square meters once construction is completed.
Attacks on Wildberries warehouses in Russia: What happened 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, approximately one-fifth of the entire complex.
According to analysts' estimates, the facility became the company's 21st logistics center in Russia to be damaged or destroyed since July 18.
Meanwhile, that same night, drones attacked Moscow and the Leningrad region — damage and a fire were reported near the port of Ust-Luga.
According to regional authorities, air defenses shot down more than 50 drones.
