MOSCOW: Russian online retailer Wildberries said on Friday it was seeking partners to open new storage hubs, after three weeks of relentless Ukrainian drone strikes on its warehouses. It was Wildberries’ first publicly announced move to address the huge logistical challenge posed by the near-nightly attacks, some of which have destroyed entire warehouses of stock. A Reuters review of satellite imagery shows at least 1.18 million square meters of storage space — more than a fifth of the company’s capacity — has been damaged or destroyed since the Ukrainian attacks began on July 18.
Russia’s Wildberries plans new ‘partner hubs’ after Ukrainian drone strikes on its warehouses
Ukraine says the strikes are part of a campaign to “bring the war home” to ordinary Russians
Wildberries is Russia’s biggest e-commerce company and a huge player in the consumer economy
August 07, 2026 17:08
MOSCOW: Russian online retailer Wildberries said on Friday it was seeking partners to open new storage hubs, after three weeks of relentless Ukrainian drone strikes on its warehouses.
Russia's biggest online retailer Wildberries is seeking warehouse space in Kazakhstan after a wave of Ukrainian drone strikes…
Wildberries said its logistics expansion is part of its long-term development strategy rather than an emergency relocation effort.
Ukraine has hit the warehouses of Russia's largest online retailer Wildberries around a dozen times since mid-July, killing at…
Ukraine has hit the warehouses of Russia's largest online retailer Wildberries around a dozen times since mid-July, killing at…
Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries, Moscow's answer to Amazon, said on Friday that three more of its warehouses had been…
Ukraine has struck dozens of Wildberries logistics sites across Russia since mid-July, stating that the e‑commerce giant is being…
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