A major drone strike hit a key Wildberries warehouse just outside St. Petersburg, injuring three people and forcing the company to shut down two major shipping hubs and evacuate staff in Crimea. This follows a July attack that killed eight — part of a growing pattern targeting Russia’s vital e-commerce backbone. While Ukraine accuses Wildberries of aiding the military, Russia denies any involvement. Wildberries insists no employees were hurt in the latest strike, but the broader impact is severe: the company and its rival Ozon drive 8.5% of Russia’s GDP and employ over four million — more than 5% of the workforce. These strikes aren’t just about warehouses — they’re shaking the heart of Russia’s consumer economy and raising alarms about supply chain vulnerabilities and national security.
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