Ukrainian drones hit 23 Wildberries warehouses across Russia in under three weeks

Ukrainian drone strikes have expanded from Russia's oil and energy infrastructure to Wildberries, the country's largest e-commerce company, with at least 23 warehouses hit across Russia since mid-July, or in less than three weeks. Kyiv says Wildberries is a legitimate target because it provides goods to Russian soldiers; the attacks have killed nine workers, injured several dozen others, destroyed billions of dollars in merchandise and forced several facilities to stop operating. The campaign is testing billionaire co-founder Tatyana Kim and hitting a logistics network that Wildberries says serves 79 million monthly users and that Kyiv says accounts for about 10 percent of Russian retail sales, including in remote areas that rely on its pickup points.

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