Ukraine hits Wildberries warehouses in Russia again
Ukraine on Thursday struck multiple Wildberries warehouses in Penza, Sarapul and Perm Krai; experts see the campaign as targeting Russia's economy and Putin's inner circle.
Ukraine's military carried out fresh strikes on several warehouses of the Russian online retailer Wildberries on Thursday. The attacks hit facilities in Penza, Sarapul in Udmurtia, and the village of Zamulyanka in Perm Krai.
This is not the first time Ukrainian forces have targeted the company's logistics infrastructure. The warehouses are used not only for civilian purposes but also for military needs, making them a significant target.
What experts say
Observers suggest the campaign is broader than just destroying individual buildings. It is aimed at the Russian economy as a whole and at people closely connected to Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Strikes on major logistics centers can disrupt supply chains and inflict financial damage on the company.
The ability to hit targets deep inside Russian territory shows Ukraine's reach far beyond the front line. At the same time, it underscores how the war continues to affect everyday life and economic structures in Russia.
