Wildberries' Largest Moscow Warehouse Destroyed in Drone Attack

Warehouse in Kolodino – one of the company's largest warehouses.

Consensus

A drone attack occurred on the night of August 16 on the Wildberries warehouse in Kolédino, Podolsk, Moscow Oblast.
The Wildberries warehouse in Kolédino was completely destroyed by fire.
The attack caused fires at a pharmaceutical warehouse in Domodedово.
Multiple buildings and infrastructure were damaged across Moscow Oblast, including homes, a police station, and power lines.
At least one person died and several others were injured in the attack.
Russian air defense forces claimed to have shot down numerous drones over Moscow Oblast and Moscow.
The attack was described by regional officials as one of the most massive drone assaults in recent time.

Points of divergence

The warehouse was the largest hub of Wildberries and one of the key nodes in its network, with an area of 230–250 thousand square meters. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
Seven out of ten largest Wildberries logistics centers were taken out of operation, with only 25% of their area still functional. — thebell
The Kolédino warehouse was the seventh of ten largest Wildberries centers to cease operations after drone attacks. — tg_agentstvonews
The Wildberries warehouse in Kolédino had an area of over 200 thousand square meters. — novaya_eu
An 83-year-old man died in Ramensky District after a drone hit a private home, and six people were injured. — tg_currenttime
Three people were injured in Podolsk, and three others were injured near the MКАD. — tg_agentstvonews
The fire at Kolédino could not be extinguished for several hours, and smoke spread 100 km southeast of Moscow. — thebell
Russian Ministry of Defense reported 822 drones shot down overnight, while Moscow Mayor said over 200 were shot down. — tg_currenttime
Russian Ministry of Defense reported 828 drones shot down across 16 regions, including Crimea and the Black and Azov Seas. — tg_agentstvonews
The pharmaceutical warehouse in Domodedovo is part of the 'Severnoye Domodedovo' sorting-logistics complex, and stores medicines. — novaya_eu
The pharmaceutical warehouse in Domodedovo was confirmed by regional authorities. — tg_theinsider
Analyst Sergey Semko from Data Insight estimated the loss at 78 billion rubles due to the fire. — tg_moscowtimes_ru

Coverage (14 sources)

In the Moscow region, after a drone strike on the weekend, the largest Wildberries warehouse completely burned down — The Moscow Times
Wildberries lost more than 1.2 million square meters of warehouse space due to Ukrainian attacks — The Bell
Powerful attack on the Moscow region. The largest Wildberries warehouse is burning. Collapse in Moscow airports — Дождь
Wildberries warehouse in Moscow region burns after being shelled by Ukraine — Настоящее Время
Ukraine disables seven of Wildberries' ten largest warehouses — Агентство. Новости
After attack by Armed Forces of Ukraine, largest Wildberries warehouse burns in Podolsk, Moscow region Ukrainian monitoring channels... — Дождь (Telegram)
After drone attack, largest Wildberries warehouse in Moscow region caught fire — The Insider
Ukraine attacked the largest Wildberries warehouse in Podolsk, as well as a logistics center in Domodedovo. Reports of casualties and injured — Новая газета Европа
After attack by Armed Forces of Ukraine, largest Wildberries warehouse burns in Podolsk, Moscow region Ukrainian monitoring channels... — Дождь (Telegram)
Largest Wildberries warehouse near Moscow caught fire after attack by VSY — DW Главное
In the Moscow region, two logistics complexes caught fire after drone attacks, including the largest Wildberries warehouse... — ЭХО / Новости
After attack by Armed Forces of Ukraine, largest Wildberries warehouse burns in Podolsk, Moscow region — Дождь (Telegram)
Main for Sunday morning — BBC News Русская служба
Largest Wildberries warehouse burns after Ukrainian attack in Podolsk Moscow region, — OSINT analysis ASTRA At night... — ASTRA

Wildberries' Largest Moscow Warehouse Destroyed in Drone Attack

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