Ukrainian drones are slamming Wildberries’ warehouses—Russia’s biggest e-commerce giant—hitting logistics hubs and devastating small sellers. While Kyiv claims the strikes target military drone components, Russia denies it, and the fallout is brutal: workers injured, millions in goods destroyed, and entrepreneurs like a mother caring for a disabled child losing hundreds of thousands in stock. Wildberries promises support, but new contract terms leave sellers with no legal recourse. As war’s economic toll mounts—with rising taxes, shuttered businesses, and crippled supply chains—these strikes are forcing Russian entrepreneurs to confront how close the front lines have gotten to their daily lives.
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