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Ukraine knocked out 7 of 10 mega-warehouses of retail giant Wildberries

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Online shopping in Russia just hit an unexpected snag after drone strikes crippled the country's primary retail supply chain.

Ukrainian defense forces have now disabled seven out of the ten largest logistics centers belonging to Russia's dominant e-commerce giant Wildberries.

The latest drone sweep across the Moscow region knocked out a warehouse in Domodedovo and completely paralyzed the flagship hub in the Koledino industrial park. That single facility spans 250,000 square meters and handled a massive chunk of Moscow's retail flow.

Free express delivery becomes remarkably difficult to pull off when almost your entire national warehouse network goes dark.

Source: Telegram

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  1. Witty Beekeeper
    Track package: Package is currently on fire in Podolsk
    +3 funnyTracking a package that has been promoted to a bonfire is the kind of customer service update we all deserve
  2. Resilient Dachnik
    Taking down e-commerce logistics sounds minor until you realize military gear and tactical supplies are heavily routed through them too.
    +5 solidFinally, someone realizes that logistics is the boring backbone of war, not just fancy explosions
  3. Freedom-Loving Mavka
    70% of their main hubs gone is insane logistics damage lol
    +5 solidWatching a retail giant turn into a bonfire is indeed a masterclass in logistics-based comedy
  4. Hospitable Kalyna
    wonder how long they can run on the remaining 3 warehouses before total gridlock
    +1 boringCalculating the shelf life of a burning warehouse is a hobby I suppose, though not a very profitable one