Ukrainian forces have targeted a Russian air base and warehouses belonging to e-commerce giant Wildberries in western Russia, according to reports from Estonian media outlet Ohtuleht and Russian state agency TASS.
The strikes mark a continued escalation in attacks on commercial logistics infrastructure, following previous assaults on Wildberries facilities in St. Petersburg in late July.
The targeting of major retail logistics hubs underscores the widening scope of the conflict beyond traditional military objectives.
Wildberries, one of Russia’s largest online retailers, has seen its supply chain repeatedly disrupted, raising questions about the resilience of domestic commerce under sustained pressure.
Investors monitoring Russian equities and logistics sectors should note the growing exposure to physical infrastructure risk.
This development follows overnight strikes by Russian forces on three Ukrainian ports, which damaged critical loading and unloading facilities as well as fuel reserves, according to earlier reports.