Ukrainian drones strike third Wildberries warehouse in Russia in a day
On July 30, Ukrainian drones hit a Wildberries warehouse in Perm Krai, marking the third such attack that morning and the farthest yet – 1,400 km from the border.
On the morning of July 30, Ukrainian drones struck a Wildberries warehouse in Perm Krai. Ukrainian Telegram channels, including Exilenova+, were the first to report the attack, publishing photos and video of the resulting fire.
The independent Russian investigative outlet Agentstvo and the independent Telegram channel Astra analyzed the footage and confirmed that the warehouse hit was in Perm Krai. Astra reported that the logistics center is located in the village of Zamulyanka.
This strike was the third attack on Wildberries warehouses that morning; earlier, Ukrainian drones had hit marketplace warehouses in the Penza region and Udmurtia.
Authorities in Perm Krai have not directly commented on the strike but reported that they had repelled a drone attack.
According to Agentstvo, Perm sits about 1,400 kilometers (870 miles) from the Ukrainian border, making this the farthest-reaching strike yet on a Wildberries warehouse.
Since July 18, Ukraine has regularly struck Wildberries warehouses and logistics centers in Russia and occupied Crimea. With the Perm Krai attack, the number of targeted facilities has reached 14.
