Ukraine Strikes Another Wildberries Logistics Hub More Than 450 km Inside Russia
Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign has reportedly reached deeper into Russian territory, with a major Wildberries logistics center in the Ryazan region heavily damaged in an overnight strike.
Videos circulating on social media show a massive fire engulfing the warehouse, while Russian authorities said the damage was caused by falling debris from drones that had been intercepted.
The strike stands out due to its location. Ryazan is situated approximately 450–500 kilometers (280–310 miles) from the nearest active front line, highlighting Ukraine’s expanding ability to conduct long-range attacks deep inside Russia.
Wildberries is Russia’s largest e-commerce company, operating an extensive network of warehouses, fulfillment centers, sorting hubs, and transportation routes that serve millions of customers and hundreds of thousands of businesses nationwide.
According to recent reports, at least seven Wildberries facilities have now been damaged in separate strikes, reportedly affecting around 10% of the company’s storage capacity and disrupting operations for tens of thousands of merchants.
Damage to major logistics hubs can have significant economic consequences, including delayed deliveries, destroyed inventory, rerouted transportation, and reduced access to storage and distribution facilities for businesses that depend on the platform.
Analysts say repeated attacks on key logistics infrastructure could increase pressure on Russia’s domestic supply chain and economy, suggesting that Ukraine may be seeking to weaken logistical capacity beyond the front lines as part of its broader strategy.