Ukraine has reportedly struck additional warehouses linked to Wildberries, one of Russia's biggest online retailers, as Kyiv widens attacks on assets it says help sustain Russia's war effort. The latest reported hits add to pressure on businesses and infrastructure that Ukraine argues are connected to military support.
According to Ukraine's stated position, these operations are aimed not only at direct military targets but also at companies and facilities that contribute to Russia's broader logistics and supply network. That framing places major commercial infrastructure under greater scrutiny as the conflict expands beyond the front lines.
The development follows an earlier Ukrainian drone attack on Saturday that, according to the available report, killed eight Wildberries workers, caused fires and disrupted the retailer's operations. That earlier strike highlighted the potential human and commercial impact of attacks on warehouse and distribution sites.
With more Wildberries facilities now reportedly hit, the incident underscores how large civilian-facing companies can become entangled in wartime targeting when they are accused of supporting military needs. It also points to continued disruption risks for Russian logistics and retail operations as the conflict persists.
