Sale of 'burnt goods' from Wildberries warehouses via AliExpress.…

Sale of 'burnt goods' from Wildberries warehouses via AliExpress. Goods from objects damaged as a result of attacks cannot be available for order.

Consensus

Wildberries denied that burned goods from its warehouses are being sold on AliExpress.
Products damaged in attacks are not available for order and are removed from the platform until their condition is assessed.
Wildberries reported no significant decrease in orders or surge in closures of pickup points (PVBs) as of July 2026.
The network of pickup points currently numbers around 98,000, a 13% increase compared to the previous year.
Wildberries stated that publishers are not leaving the platform but are transitioning to the FBS model (sales from their own warehouses).
The company is supporting sellers in transitioning to the FBS model.

Ukrainian forces are actively attacking Wildberries' logistics centers in central Russia, with attacks reported in Tula, Tver, and Yekaterinburg regions on August 5–7, 2026. — vedomosti
Ukrainian forces stated they will continue attacks on Wildberries' facilities until the company loses its ability to quickly restore operations. — vedomosti
The attacks on Wildberries' warehouses began on July 18, 2026, with strikes in Elektrostal and Kotovsk, Tамбовская область, resulting in seven deaths. — fontanka
Additional attacks occurred on July 24 in Shushary and Novosaratovka, July 29 in Ryazan, and August 4 in Krasny Bor, Leningrad Oblast. — fontanka
By July 28, Wildberries had paid over 40 million rubles in compensation to affected employees and families of the deceased. — fontanka
Wildberries promised to automatically issue loss certificates to sellers. — fontanka
On August 6, the Ministry of Economic Development announced work on support measures for entrepreneurs. — fontanka
The presence of Wildberries products on AliExpress is due to a new cooperation format, not the sale of damaged goods. — vedomosti