Ukrainian drones struck Wildberries logistics centers in Russia’s Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk early on Wednesday, July 22, according to the marketplace’s founder, Tatyana Kim.Kim said employees had been evacuated before the strikes, but several people were still injured.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“I wish you a speedy recovery, and we will definitely provide all the necessary assistance,” she wrote on Telegram.She also urged Wildberries partners to rely only on official information published through the seller portal.The Krasnodar Krai operational headquaters confirmed that three people were injured in the strike on the company’s warehouse in Krasnodar. Stavropol Krai Governor Vladimir Vladimirov said five employees were injured after drones hit the logistics complex in Nevinnomyssk.
Overnight, drones also struck an oil depot in Armavir, where a fire spread across 800 square meters, according to local authorities. More than 40 emergency responders were deployed to extinguish the blaze.In Krasnodar, debris from intercepted drones damaged two apartment buildings. Authorities said there were no casualties.
According to The Moscow Times, the targeted facilities are among Wildberries’ largest logistics hubs. The 150,000-square-meter Krasnodar warehouse is the company’s fourth-largest distribution center, while the 120,000-square-meter Nevinnomyssk complex ranks sixth.
