Ukraine’s pivot to warehouse strikes brings war closer to ordinary Russians
The aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on a Wildberries warehouse in St Petersburg on Friday. Ukrainian drones have hit at least nine Wildberries warehouses on four of the past seven days. Photograph: APView image in fullscreenThe aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on a Wildberries warehouse in St Petersburg on Friday.
- ▪The aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on a Wildberries warehouse in St Petersburg on Friday.
- ▪Ukrainian drones have hit at least nine Wildberries warehouses on four of the past seven days.
- ▪Photograph: APView image in fullscreenThe aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on a Wildberries warehouse in St Petersburg on Friday.
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The aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on a Wildberries warehouse in St Petersburg on Friday. Ukrainian drones have hit at least nine Wildberries warehouses on four of the past seven days. Photograph: APView image in fullscreenThe aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on a Wildberries warehouse in St Petersburg on Friday. Ukrainian drones have hit at least nine Wildberries warehouses on four of the past seven days. Photograph: APRussiaUkraine’s pivot to warehouse strikes brings war closer to ordinary RussiansKyiv’s attacks on Wildberries, country’s answer to Amazon, destroy goods made, sold, and bought by everyday RussiansPjotr SauerFri 24 Jul 2026 08.30 EDTLast modified on Fri 24 Jul 2026 08.31 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleStanding in front of a vast warehouse engulfed in…
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