The 178,600-square-meter, or roughly 1.9 million-square-foot, complex is one of the online retailer’s key logistics hubs in Russia’s Volga region.
The center distributes and delivers goods across Samara Oblast and neighboring regions, supporting Wildberries’ logistics network in central European Russia, Exilenova+ said.
A large display featuring Russia’s national flag and Z symbols associated with its war against Ukraine is located about 450 meters, or 1,475 feet, from the warehouse, the Astra Telegram channel reported.
Wildberries confirmed the attack on the logistics center and said no one was injured.
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Wildberries operates about 200 logistics facilities with a combined area of 5.2 million square meters and processes roughly 4.5 million orders per day.
The company accounts for 45% of all online sales in Russia.
Ukrainian attacks destroyed about 550,000 square meters, or 10%, of Wildberries’ warehouse capacity during the first week of strikes.
Losses suffered by the online retailer and its merchants are estimated at between $770 million and $1.2 billion.
Ukraine’s Defense Forces attacked Wildberries logistics facilities in Russia 18 times over two weeks, targeting sites with a combined area of more than 1 million square meters.
That represents about 40% of the total area of the company’s largest warehouses.