Ukrainian drones struck logistics hubs belonging to Russia’s largest online retailer, Wildberries, overnight in the Krasnodar and Stavropol regions.

The attacks mark a renewed focus on civilian infrastructure with alleged ties to the Russian war effort, following a similar strike on Wildberries facilities just days earlier.

While precise details of the damage remain unconfirmed, the assaults targeted key logistical points for the e-commerce giant in southern Russia.

Previous Attacks and Allegations

The overnight strikes follow an earlier incident on Saturday, when Ukrainian forces also targeted Wildberries warehouses.

Ukraine’s military has again targeted warehouses belonging to Wildberries.

Kyiv maintains that Wildberries provides essential logistical support for the Russian military, an accusation the company has not publicly addressed.

These incidents form part of a broader strategy by Ukraine to disrupt Russian supply chains and infrastructure, which has seen numerous drone attacks deep inside Russian territory since the full-scale invasion began.

Kyiv Targets Supply Lines

The consistent targeting of Wildberries’ facilities suggests a deliberate effort by Ukraine to impede what it views as a critical civilian-military logistical nexus.

Such strikes aim to exert pressure on Russia’s economy and its capacity to sustain military operations, even as the conflict largely remains concentrated in Ukraine’s eastern and southern regions.

The attacks underscore Ukraine’s ongoing capability to project force beyond its borders, utilising drone technology to strike strategic targets within Russia.