Ukraine Again Strikes Wildberries Hub in Russia's Ryazan Region
- Ukrainian drones attacked multiple industrial facilities in Ryazan, Russia, causing fires and resulting in six people seeking medical treatment, according to Ryazan governor Pavel Malkov.
- The Russian online retailer Wildberries evacuated its Ryazan warehouse after at least seven of its warehouses were damaged, destroying about 10% of its storage capacity and disrupting operations and small businesses.
- In Taganrog, Russia, missile debris struck an apartment building, killing a woman and injuring a man, as reported by regional authorities.
- In Ukraine's Kherson region, Russian drone attacks killed one man and injured three others, with both sides denying targeting civilians amid increased strikes affecting oil and grain supplies.
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For days, Ukraine has been targeting camps of the Russian online dealer Wildberries.
The Ukrainian armed forces once again targeted the warehouses of the Russian company, this time in Ryazan, a city located 200 kilometres south-west of Moscow. "Russia must feel that every day of this war will cost it only more," President Zelensky justified.
Forget the Oil Refineries: Ukraine Found a Softer Target That Touches Almost Every Russian Household
Ukraine continues its long-range drone strikes, targeting Russian logistics facilities overnight into July 29. Drone strikes hit a major Wildberries fulfillment center in Ryazan alongside an oil refinery and other industrial facilities. Wildberries, Russia’s largest online retailer, confirmed that it had evacuated the Ryazan warehouse following the strike and temporarily suspended operations at the site while emergency crews responded to a fire …
Ukraine destroyed several warehouses belonging to Russian Amazon competitor Wildberries in airstrikes. The disruptions are now having tangible consequences. The country's largest bank anticipates new problems – and slower growth. Source link: https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/russland-sberbank-fuerchtet-kreditausfaelle-nach-ukrainischen-angriffen-auf-online-haendler-a-0668051a-4681-470f-aabb-5b659111765d#ref=rss Author: Publish date: 2026-07-29 …
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