Ukrainian drones attack Wildberries logistics hub in Russia's Penza
File photo: Ukrainian drones attacked the Wildberries logistics hub in Penza (Getty Images)
Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck the Wildberries logistics hub in Penza, Russia, on the night of July 30, according to Fire Point.
This logistics complex is one of the regional centers for the processing and distribution of goods.
It covers an area of approximately 180,000 square meters, making it one of the company’s largest logistics hubs.
Large volumes of cargo pass through such hubs, including dual-use goods sold via Russian marketplaces.
Ukrainian drones attack Wildberries logistics hub in Russia's Penza pic.twitter.com/JWTRS5iSFg
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Ukrainian drones also attacked another Wildberries warehouse last night—in the city of Sarapul in the Udmurt Republic. A massive fire broke out there.
Strikes on Wildberries warehouses
In just one week, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked at least 10 Wildberries warehouses in Russia.
The Russian-based Wildberries is already looking for warehouses in another country amid the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attacks.
Experts also explained why Ukraine’s campaign against Wildberries has dealt a painful blow to the Kremlin.
