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Ukraine has struck warehouses belonging to Russian e-commerce giant Ozon on consecutive days, with the firm reporting another logistics site set aflame on Monday

Moscow and the region faced one of the largest drone attacks of the war overnight as Russian authorities reported over 600 Ukrainian drones targeting the capital and surrounding region, while a Wildberries warehouse caught fire and power infrastructure was damaged.

For the first time in the war, Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate publicly announced that its Cyber Corps had attacked a target’s digital infrastructure specifically to “reinforce the effect” of an incoming physical drone strike — and a Russian brigade commander confirmed on the record that the combined campaign worked: Russian frontline units are now rationing…

Early Sunday, a fire broke out in a warehouse belonging to Russia’s largest online marketplace, Wildberries, in the town of Podolsk, about 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Moscow. The fire was the result of a large-scale overnight attack by Ukrainian drones, most of which were intercepted by Russian air defenses.

A large-scale fire broke out at a massive Wildberries logistics complex in the Moscow region early Sunday morning, Aug. 16, following a reported drone attack.

The Ukrainian Defense Ministry announced on Sunday, Aug. 16, that recent operations have disabled seven of the ten largest logistics centers belonging to the Russian e-commerce company Wildberries.

In recent weeks, Russia’s Wildberries has been in the news. Though little known in the West, Wildberries is the country’s largest e-commerce platform, with many likening it to Amazon.

Cyber specialists from Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) attacked the digital infrastructure of the Russian e-commerce company Wildberries on Aug. 10-11, the agency reported.

Wildberries will let sellers on its marketplace insure goods against damage or loss from terrorist attacks, sabotage, and drone strikes — along with their aftermath — starting August 7, 2026.

Starting from Aug. 7, voluntary order insurance for sellers on the Russian e-commerce platform Wildberries will cover a new type of risk: damage or loss caused by terrorist attacks, sabotage, and drone strikes. According to the company’s updated terms of service, reviewed byThe Insider, fires caused by “falling drone debris” — a euphemism commonly used…