Drones Strike Wildberries Warehouse in Koledino and Severnoye Domodedovo Facility Near Moscow

Strike drones of the Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked Wildberries warehouses in Koledino and the Severnoye Domodedovo logistics facility near Moscow.

Photos and videos showing the facilities on fire were published by the Exilenova+ Telegram channel.

The Wildberries logistics warehouse in Koledino is the company’s largest warehouse in Russia, covering more than 225,000 square meters.

As a result of the strike, a large-scale fire broke out at the facility . Judging by the photos and videos, the scale of the blaze suggests that it could take a considerable amount of time to extinguish.

The logistics facility is located at coordinates 55.386325, 37.583998. According to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, 600 drones flew toward the Moscow region overnight on August 15–16. He claimed that Russian air defenses allegedly destroyed 201 drones in the Moscow region.

On July 28, drones attacked the Koledino industrial park, causing a warehouse belonging to a neighboring 3PL logistics company to catch fire.

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In addition, the Severnoye Domodedovo sorting and logistics facility near Moscow caught fire. It is one of Russia’s largest and most important Class A logistics hubs, located at coordinates 55.47666361967887, 37.73396981611167.

The logistics park has a total area of more than 540,000 square meters. Including planned expansions, the project’s total area could have reached 1 million square meters. However, following today’s attack, carrying out these plans will likely be more difficult.

For a long time, the facility was officially considered the largest operating warehouse in Russia.

As of August 16, the Ukrainian Defense Forces have attacked 16 Wildberries logistics centers. The main objective of these attacks is to disrupt logistics and make it more difficult to procure and transfer equipment, gear, and other supplies to the Russian military.

For this purpose, Wildberries’ official website featured a category called “Everything for the Special Military Operation,” where drones, reels for fiber-optic FPV drones, body armor, helmets, and other military equipment were sold.

In addition to the drone strikes, on August 15, 2026, members of the Ukrainian cyber community Cyber Corps launched an operation targeting the digital infrastructure of the Russian marketplace Wildberries.

According to Cyber Corps, the attack caused widespread technical problems for the company. The operation disrupted Wildberries’ main online customer service channel, making it difficult for customers to contact the company remotely.