Ukraine Drones Hit Wildberries Warehouses Again
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- Ukrainian drones hit Wildberries warehouses in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk on July 22, 2026, injuring several people, co-founder Tatyana Kim said.
- Tatyana Kim, Wildberries' head and co-founder, personally confirmed the Wednesday attack in a public statement rather than Russian officials.
- A prior Saturday strike (July 18) by Ukrainian drones killed eight warehouse workers, sparked fires, and disrupted Wildberries operations — the deadlier precedent to Wednesday's attack.
- Wildberries is identified in the source as Russia's largest online retailer, making the repeat targeting of its civilian commercial infrastructure a notable escalation.
Why it matters: Wildberries is Russia's largest online retailer, and the source confirms two strikes in four days killing eight workers on Saturday and injuring more on Wednesday — with the company's own billionaire co-founder publicly acknowledging the damage rather than officials downplaying it.
