According to the research agency Data Insight, which Forbes cites
According to the research agency Data Insight, which Forbes cites, as of August 2, targets with a total area of 1.21–1.47 million square meters belonging to the company have been attacked, of which 893 thousand–1.154 million square meters have been damaged.
Consensus
- Wildberries' logistics infrastructure has been targeted by Ukrainian military drone attacks since mid-July.
- By early August, 21 warehouses of Wildberries had been hit.
- The total area of damaged or destroyed warehouse space reached between 1.188 and 1.449 million square meters.
- The damage accounts for 22.8–27.9% of Wildberries' total logistics infrastructure.
- The total area of all affected warehouses is estimated at 1.699–1.959 million square meters, or 32.7–37.7% of the entire network.
- Sellers using Wildberries' platform suffered financial losses due to the attacks.
- The company has implemented new security measures, including banning smartphones at work.
Points of divergence
- The logistics center in Alexin, Tula Oblast, was completely destroyed, with a total area of 194,500 square meters. — tg_astrapress
- A fire broke out on the warehouse complex in Vladimir Oblast on August 3, affecting 100,000 square meters and injuring four people. — vm
- The company has had to restructure its logistics due to the damage, and only small businesses are receiving partial compensation. — tg_moscowmap
- The attack in Zelenodolsky District, Tatarstan, may have targeted a Wildberries warehouse, but this is not confirmed. — tg_astrapress
- The company banned smartphones at work starting August 3 due to increased drone surveillance and air alerts. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- The 21st Wildberries warehouse has come under attack. Up to 28% of the company's logistics infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed — ASTRA
- Forbes: Wildberries lost up to 22 percent of warehouse space due to drone attacks — Вечерняя Москва
- Wildberries lost nearly 20% of warehouses due to drone attacks — seller damages estimated at 280 billion rubles — Новости Москвы