Drones Attack Wildberries Logistics Complex in Russia’s Tver Region

In Russia’s Tver region, a drone attack damaged the logistics complex of the Wildberries marketplace.

The incident was announced by the region’s governor, Vitaliy Korolyov.

According to him, debris from the drone damaged the wall of a warehouse in the Kalinin district.

“As a result of repelling an attack by enemy UAVs last night, debris from the drone damaged a wall of the Wildberries marketplace warehouse in the Kalinin district,” the governor wrote.

It is noted that the smoke caused by the attack was quickly cleared.

No employees were injured. Emergency services are on the scene.

Wildberries confirmed an attack on a logistics complex in the Tver region. The company stated that the facility sustained minor damage and that the goods were not affected.

The hub is located in the Emmaus special economic zone in the Kalinin district, about 150 km from Moscow.

The first phase of the complex, with an area of 77,000 square meters, was commissioned on April 30, 2026. Upon completion of construction, the total area of the facility is expected to be 150,000 square meters.

Previous Attacks on Wildberries

This is the second attack on this facility since the beginning of the month. The previous attack took place on August 6.

At that time, the Russians claimed that the complex’s facade had been damaged by ‘falling debris’ from a drone. No large-scale fire was reported at the site.

On August 13, the Ukrainian Defense Forces launched a drone strike on the Wildberries marketplace’s logistics hub in Bashkortostan.