Ukraine launched one of its largest kamikaze drone attacks of the war against Russia on Sunday, with Russia's Defense Ministry saying air defenses intercepted 822 Ukrainian drones overnight, including roughly 600 headed toward Moscow.
Ukrainian long-range missiles and drone swarms have targeted high-value military assets and oil and gas infrastructure deep inside Russia this year, with Ukraine stepping up its latest attacks on logistical networks, such as Russia's version of Amazon, called Wildberries.
🔥 Ukraine has taken 7 of Wildberries’ 10 largest logistics hubs out of operation.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) August 16, 2026
On Sunday night, following a large-scale drone attack on the Moscow region, the company’s logistics hub at the Koledino industrial park also ceased operations, alongside the warehouse in… pic.twitter.com/WzqpwdEf5W
Another Wildberries logistics warehouse was struck on Sunday, this time near Moscow. That brings the total to 20 of the e-commerce giant's warehouses across Russia that have been targeted by Ukraine since mid-July.
Breaking news Telegram channel Astra reported that the latest Wildberries warehouse to be attacked is in Podolsk, Moscow Region, and is the "largest" warehouse owned by the e-commerce giant.
BREAKING:
Ukrainian long-range drones just obliterated the largest Wildberries logistics center in all of Russia.
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