Ukraine says it has disabled 7 out of 10 largest logistics centres operated by Russian online retailer Wildberries

Roman Petrenko — 16 August, 14:02
Ukraine says it has disabled 7 out of 10 largest logistics centres operated by Russian online retailer Wildberries
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Kyiv has disabled seven out of the 10 largest logistics centres belonging to Russia's largest online retailer Wildberries, Ukraine's Ministry of Defence has reported.

Source: Ukrainian Ministry of Defence

Details: The ministry noted that the Wildberries logistics hub in the Koledino industrial park ceased operations following a large-scale drone attack on Moscow Oblast on the night of 15-16 August.

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The Defence Ministry noted that it was the company's largest warehouse by floor space, covering around 250,000 sq m.

A warehouse in Domodedovo also ceased operations following the nighttime attack.

It was previously reported that a large fire broke out after the attack on the Wildberries warehouse in Koledino. Russian authorities later confirmed that the facility had been hit.

Background: A major fire broke out at the largest warehouse of Russian online marketplace Wildberries in Podolsk, Moscow Oblast, following a drone attack on the night of 15-16 August.

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