Ukrainian drones struck a logistics center belonging to the Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries near the city of Perm, approximately 1400 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. This attack marks the furthest successful strike on Wildberries' infrastructure, which is often compared to Amazon in Russia. The incident caused fires at the sorting center, confirmed by footage shared via Ukrainian Telegram channels. Regional governor Dmitriy Makhonin acknowledged drone activity and damage to two non-residential buildings but did not explicitly confirm that the target was the Wildberries facility. This was the third attack on Wildberries' infrastructure in the same day, with previous strikes reported in the Penza and Udmurtia regions, followed by reports of attacks in Volgograd, Tatarstan, and Krasnodar Krai. Ukrainian forces also targeted the Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez oil refinery in the area. Ukrainian officials claim that Wildberries' logistics network supports the Russian military, though Moscow denies this. Since mid-July, the company has become a recurring target of Ukrainian attacks. According to Russian media estimates, previous drone strikes have affected warehouses covering an面积约
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the Ukrainian actions as part of a strategic effort to disrupt Russian logistical and energy support for the military, emphasizing the significance of targeting a major Russian economic entity like Wildberries. The narrative highlights Ukrainian military capabilities and implies a
