Key facts
- Ukrainian drones reportedly struck a Wildberries logistics center in Russia's Vladimir Oblast on August 3, 2026.
- Previous Ukrainian drone strikes have killed at least five people across Russia and hit other Wildberries facilities.
- Wildberries, Russia's largest online marketplace, has been a frequent target of Ukrainian attacks.
- The company's banking arm has been sanctioned by the EU.
- Russia has also conducted drone attacks on Ukraine, causing fatalities.
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian infrastructure, including a Wildberries logistics center in Vladimir Oblast on August 3, 2026, have intensified. This follows earlier strikes on Wildberries facilities in Samara and other Russian regions, resulting in multiple fatalities. Wildberries, Russia's largest online marketplace, is frequently targeted as part of Ukraine's campaign to disrupt Moscow's economy. The company's banking arm has faced EU sanctions, and its founder, Tatiana Kim, has stated that losses from attacks are not legally compensable. Concurrently, Russia has continued its drone attacks on Ukrainian cities, causing casualties.