Ukrainian drones have severely damaged or destroyed multiple major…
Ukrainian drones have severely damaged or destroyed multiple major logistics hubs of the Russian e-commerce company Wildberries, with reports indicating that nearly two-thirds of its largest distribution centers have been taken offline, significantly disrupting the company's logistics network.
Consensus
- Ukrainian drones have targeted and damaged Wildberries logistics hubs in Russia.
- The attacks have affected a significant portion of Wildberries' largest distribution centers.
- The damage has had a disproportionate impact on Wildberries' logistics operations despite the relatively small percentage of total infrastructure affected.
- The attacks occurred over a period of about half a month, starting around 18 July.
Points of divergence
- 16 out of 26 large logistics hubs (over 15,000 sqm) were disabled, representing approximately 62% of the largest hubs. — tg_theinsider
- The total damaged area is estimated at 1.21–1.47 million sqm, or 17–22% of Wildberries' publicly declared warehouse infrastructure. — tg_theinsider
- 14 warehouses were destroyed, totaling over 1.5 million sqm, amounting to about 27% of Wildberries' total warehouse space (5.6 million sqm). — tg_svobodnieslova
- The largest loss was the warehouse in Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, which was completely destroyed and resulted in one death and over 60 injuries. — tg_svobodnieslova
- Four additional attempted attacks on warehouses in Yekaterinburg, Voronezh, Zelenodolsk, and Kolledino did not result in significant damage. — tg_svobodnieslova
- The attack on the logistics center in Vladimir Oblast on 3 August is not included in the current damage assessment. — tg_theinsider
Coverage (2 sources)
- Ukrainian drones disabled almost two-thirds of Wildberries' largest logistics hubs — The Insider
- In half a month, Ukrainian drones destroyed more than a quarter of Wildberries warehouse areas — Вёрстка