Ukrainian forces previously targeted 15 major Wildberries logistics hubs
Since mid-July, Ukrainian military units have been actively striking logistics hubs of the Russian company Wildberries. On the morning of August 22, monitoring reports indicated a strike on the Ozon distribution complex located in Chapayevsk, Samara region. The Ukrainian defense company Fire Point reported that the attack was carried out using FP-1 drones.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense emphasized that systematic strikes on storage centers for dual-use goods complicate the enemy’s logistics and negatively impact the Russian economy.
“After Ukrainian units targeted 15 major Wildberries logistics hubs, it was time for Ozon. Our long-range strikes are operating effectively,” the ministry stated.
Context
- The Ozon logistics hub in Chapayevsk is one of the largest fulfillment centers for the company in the Volga region, according to FP. Its total area, after the launch of all phases, reaches approximately 135,000 square meters, with a capacity of over 40 million products. The hub processes more than 215,000 orders daily.
