Russia's Wildberries says warehouse in Vladimir region is on fire after Ukrainian drone attack
The company said the fire was contained after the strike, and regional officials reported two injuries as drone attacks hit multiple Russian regions.
- On the morning of Monday, August 3, Ukrainian drones struck a Wildberries logistics center in Khryastovo, Vladimir Oblast, according to Russian Telegram media channels reporting thick black smoke rising from the facility.
- This strike follows a reported attack on a separate Wildberries warehouse in Samara Oblast on August 2, as Ukrainian drone operations against Russian infrastructure have become a near-daily occurrence over the past year.
- Often compared to Amazon, Wildberries and founder Tatiana Kim have faced international sanctions; Poland noted in 2022 that the company was the largest taxpayer in the Russian Federation.
- In an address on July 31, Kim declared that Ukrainian warehouse attacks "constitute force majeure," arguing Wildberries is not legally obligated to compensate users for losses caused by the strikes.
- As Ukrainian drone strikes against Russian targets become a near-daily occurrence, Wildberries faces persistent operational risks while maintaining website listings for military equipment including body armor.
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The Straits Times
The Star Kuala LumpurWildberries logistics hub in Russia's Tula region on fire after drone attack
Aug 5 - A logistics hub of top Russian online retailer Wildberries caught fire after a Ukrainian drone attack that injured one person, Tula regional governor Dmitry Milyayev said on Telegram on Wednesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
New hubs in Kazakhstan since 2027, after about 18 Wildberry warehouses - the largest Russian marketplace - were hit by Ukrainian drones. The Kremlin and the CEO Tatyana Kim accuse Kyev of "acts of terrorism." The losses would amount to 2-3 billion dollars, a figure that put the company on the run
El Mundo
14ymedio.comAt least five people were killed and another 10 injured in the Moscow region following an attack by Ukrainian drones against Wildberries, the Russian Amazon, within the framework of the...
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Ukrainian Drone Attack Sparks Fire at Wildberries Warehouse in Russia
A fire broke out at a Wildberries warehouse in Russia's Vladimir region following what the company said was a Ukrainian drone attack. Employees were evacuated, emergency crews responded to the blaze, and logistics operations were shifted to other facilities as authorities assessed the damage.
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