Ukraine targeted another warehouse used by Wildberries on Saturday, according to reports describing it as the seventh attack this week on the Russian online retail giant. Kyiv has accused the company’s logistics network of helping supply Moscow’s military, making its storage and distribution sites a repeated focus.
Footage circulating from the scene showed workers rushing away from the facility as flames spread and vehicles in a nearby parking area burned. Thick black smoke could be seen rising above the logistics hub, indicating a significant fire after the strike.
The latest hit reflects a broader Ukrainian effort to pressure Russian support infrastructure behind the front lines. Rather than focusing only on direct battlefield positions, these operations appear aimed at transport, storage and delivery networks that Kyiv says can serve both commercial and military needs.
Wildberries is often described as Russia’s answer to Amazon because of its scale in e-commerce and distribution. The newest warehouse fire adds to growing scrutiny around how major logistics systems can become part of the wider war, especially when one side alleges they are being used to sustain military operations.
