Ukraine’s drone strikes on two major Wildberries warehouses near Moscow have killed eight workers and ignited fires, crippling Russia’s largest e-commerce platform and signaling a new front in the war: targeting logistics to cripple the economy. While the Kremlin denies Wildberries’ alleged ties to military supply, the attacks underscore how deeply intertwined Russia’s war effort and digital economy are. With e-commerce surging 28% last year, disruptions to Wildberries—home to over a million sellers—threaten livelihoods and consumer access. Though Kotovsk is expected back online by July 23, the broader fallout remains uncertain as the government steps in to support the beleaguered retailer.
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