Ukraine confirms strike on Wildberries logistics hub in Russia's Voronezh

Robert "Magyar" Brovdi, Commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces (USF), has confirmed a strike on a Wildberries logistics hub in Voronezh.

Source: Robert "Magyar" Brovdi

Details: Reporting on the strike, Brovdi wrote that a "kinetic sandstorm of enhanced combustibility" had been delivered there and the facility had "burned out at work".

Quote: "The final parcel; [the facility – ed] has left the chat. The irony of fate for a quartermaster of the special military operation [as the Russians call their invasion of Ukraine – ed]: a kinetic sandstorm of enhanced combustibility as the final parcel, delivered by a Freedom-Loving Ukrainian Bird to Wildberries' brand-new logistics hub in Voronezh."

Details: Brovdi also reported that following an attack, firefighting efforts continue at the oil refinery in Orsk, which he described as a supplier of fuel to a significant part of the Urals.

On the night of 10-11 August, the USF also struck military and energy facilities in temporarily occupied Crimea and in the south of the occupied Ukrainian territories.

Brovdi reported that 43 locations had been "successfully worked on".

Among the targets struck, he listed a destroyed Buk-M3 air defence system, logistics and materiel depots, an ammunition depot, and energy hubs in occupied Berdiansk, Mariupol and other settlements.

The USF commander also reported a strike on a Russian shadow fleet dry cargo vessel in the Black Sea.

Background:

• On the night of 10-11 August, a major fire broke out at a Wildberries logistics complex on the outskirts of Voronezh following a series of explosions.
• Brovdi has stated that strikes on Wildberries logistics centres are intended to make ordinary Russians feel the consequences of the war and will not stop until rapid repairs to the network become impossible.
• In an interview, Brovdi also stated that Russia is seeking to increase the number of ballistic missiles it can launch in a single salvo to 200.

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