UKRAINE STRIKES TWO MAJOR WILDBERRIES LOGISTICS HUBS IN A SINGLE NIGHT
Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign has reportedly delivered one of its most significant blows yet to Russia’s logistics network, with two major Wildberries distribution hubs in the St. Petersburg and Leningrad regions reportedly struck during tonight’s large-scale drone operation.
The first reported target was the Wildberries “Shushary” logistics complex in St. Petersburg, one of the company’s largest distribution centers in northwestern Russia. Following reconstruction, the facility spans approximately 106,000 square meters and serves as a critical hub for processing and distributing goods throughout St. Petersburg, the Leningrad region, and much of Russia’s Northwestern Federal District.
The second reported target was the “Utkina Zavod” logistics park in Novosaratovka, Leningrad Oblast. Covering around 210,000 square meters, it is one of the region’s largest Class A warehouse complexes and houses logistics facilities for multiple companies, including Wildberries.
Because Utkina Zavod is a multi-tenant logistics park, the full extent of the damage is still unknown. If the reported strikes are confirmed, other companies operating within the complex may also have been affected, potentially amplifying the disruption to commercial supply chains.