UKRAINE’S DEEP STRIKES ARE HITTING RUSSIA’S LOGISTICS NETWORK WHERE IT HURTS
The scale of Ukraine’s long-range campaign is becoming increasingly apparent.
According to open-source tracking shared by DroneBomber, approximately 16 of Wildberries’ largest logistics hubs are now reportedly destroyed, heavily damaged, or out of service. If accurate, that represents roughly 62% of the company’s largest distribution centers.
The map illustrates the campaign’s reach:
🟣 Wildberries logistics hubs
✖️ Warehouses destroyed or out of operation
⭕️ Facilities reportedly considered potential future targets
This is not about one warehouse.
Over the past several weeks, Ukraine has repeatedly struck Wildberries distribution centers stretching from Moscow and Ryazan to Samara, Tatarstan, and other regions hundreds of kilometers from the front line.
Wildberries is Russia’s largest online retailer, operating an enormous logistics network that moves millions of parcels across the country. While the company is primarily commercial, Ukraine argues that Russia’s wartime economy increasingly relies on civilian logistics infrastructure capable of supporting the movement of dual-use goods and supplies.