(VLADIMIR OBLAST, RUSSIA) – A Ukrainian drone strike has hit one of the largest Wildberries logistics hubs in Russia, setting the facility ablaze near the village of Khryastovo in Vladimir Oblast.
The warehouse, operated by the joint company Russ & Wildberries (RWB), is a key node for distributing cargo between the Moscow region and central, northwestern, and northern European Russia. Once fully commissioned, the site was expected to span approximately 175,000 square metres with a capacity exceeding 120 million units of goods.
The company’s press service confirmed “a fire broke out” following the attack. Monitoring channels, including Exilenova+, published footage of the moment an FP-1 strike drone impacted the logistics facility.
Ukrainian defence manufacturer Fire Point also confirmed responsibility for the strike. The company stated that “systematic strikes on large logistics centres create additional economic pressure on Russia, disrupt supply chains, increase infrastructure restoration costs, and negatively impact the operations of one of the largest players in the Russian e-commerce market.”
The attack extends Ukraine’s campaign against Russian logistics infrastructure, which has now destroyed or damaged multiple Wildberries warehouses across several oblasts since mid-July.
Footage of the strike was published by monitoring resources and Fire Point.
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