Ukrainian airstrikes have disabled eight of Wildberries’ 10 largest logistics centers.

Ukrainian airstrikes, ongoing since mid-July, have disrupted operations at eight of the ten largest logistics centers of the Russian marketplace Wildberries. The total area of damaged or disrupted facilities exceeds 1.3 million square meters.

The Agency reports this.

On the night of August 26, Ukrainian forces attacked a Wildberries logistics center in the Tambov region. Following the attack, operations at the facility were halted. According to local authorities, the complex was completely or almost completely destroyed.

This train became the eighth among the company’s ten largest logistics centers whose operations were disrupted as a result of the Ukrainian attacks.

Previously, major Wildberries logistics centers in Elektrostal and Koledino in the Moscow region, Novaya Usman in the Voronezh region, Krasny Bor in the Leningrad region, Aleksin in the Tula region, Novosemeykino in the Samara region, and the Sobinsky district of the Vladimir region were hit.

The largest of these complexes cover approximately 250,000 square meters. Some facilities were virtually destroyed by fires, while others ceased operations due to damage.

At the same time, Wildberries’ two large logistics centers—in Yekaterinburg and Tatarstan—continue to operate.

According to the Agency, a series of attacks on the marketplace’s logistics infrastructure began in mid-July 2026. The Ukrainian side explained the strikes by claiming that the company’s warehouses could be used to supply dual-use goods and components, including drone components.

The strikes had a significant impact on the marketplace’s logistics network. According to Reuters, Russia has already begun preparing measures to restore the damaged warehouse complexes.

It was previously reported that a drone struck a Russian marketplace called Wildberries in the Moscow region . The strike caused a fire at the site, which local authorities say has been contained.

As a reminder,Ukraine has disabled seven of the 10 largest logistics centers of the Russian company Wildberries . Following a drone attack in the Moscow region, the company’s largest facility, covering 250,000 square meters, was shut down.

Incidentally, on August 10-11, as part of an operation in Russian cyberspace , the Cyber Corps community attacked the digital infrastructure of Wildberries . The attack disrupted remote customer service and payment infrastructure, and placed additional strain on contact centers.

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