Liutyi Drones Strike Wildberries Warehouse in Sarapul

Ukrainian Liutyi long-range drones struck the logistics facility of the Russian marketplace Wildberries in the city of Sarapul, Udmurtia, on the morning of July 30.

The incident is evidenced by videos published by Exilenova+ and an OSINT analysis by Astra.

Following the strike, a large-scale fire broke out at the warehouse, with flames and smoke visible from many kilometers away.

Footage of the fire is being shared on social media by local residents who witnessed the incident.

According to Astra, the targeted Wildberries logistics facility is located at 22 Izhevsky Trakt in Sarapul, Udmurt Republic.

The head of the region confirmed an attack by Ukrainian drones on one of the republic’s enterprises, without naming the facility.

“Drones attacked an enterprise in the Udmurt Republic… According to preliminary information, there are no casualties. Ambulances are on standby at the scene. All emergency services are working there,” Olga Abramova said.

The company also reported a fire at a logistics facility in Sarapul following the attack. The logistics center has an area of 75,000 square meters.

The scale of the fire indicates the possibility of the complete destruction of this logistics facility.

Earlier this night, Ukrainian drones also struck the logistics center of the Russian marketplace Wildberries near Penza.

As a result of the UAV strike, a large-scale fire broke out at the facility.

The targeted center is one of the company’s key distribution hubs, serving Russia’s Volga Federal District. Following the attack, Wildberries reported that the acceptance and dispatch of orders would be redirected to other logistics sites.