Ukraine Drones Hit Wildberries Warehouses, Shrinking Russia’s Military Supply Chain

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Since July 18, Ukrainian drones have struck Wildberries’ warehouses, destroying more than a quarter of its logistics network (about 14 facilities totaling ~1.5 million m²) and causing a sharp drop in sales of military equipment. Wildberries, Russia’s largest online marketplace, channels a significant share of retail and military-related goods, and the campaign aims to cut Kremlin revenues, squeeze inflation, and disrupt front-line supply, with losses running into billions of rubles and potential long-term impact on centralized logistics models.
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