Ukraine has carried out another long-range drone strike on a warehouse belonging to Russian e-commerce firm Wildberries, according to Al Jazeera. Few details about the strike were available.
Key facts
- Al Jazeera reported that Ukraine struck a Wildberries warehouse in a long-range drone attack.
- Al Jazeera described Wildberries as a Russian e-commerce giant.
- The report indicated the strike was another attack on the company's facilities.
- The report was published by Al Jazeera on 3 August 2026.
- The location of the strike, extent of damage and any casualties were not reported in the available source.
Ukraine has struck a warehouse belonging to Wildberries, a Russian e-commerce firm, in a long-range drone attack, according to Al Jazeera.
Al Jazeera described the strike as targeting ‘another’ of the company’s warehouses, indicating its facilities have been hit before.
The available source did not provide the location of the strike, the extent of any damage, or whether there were casualties. Responses from Russian or Ukrainian officials were not included in the source material.
Honest Abe News could not independently verify the report, which is based on a single brief Al Jazeera newsfeed item published on 3 August 2026.
Why it matters
Long-range drone strikes reaching commercial sites inside Russia point to the widening geographic scope of the war, though the impact of this particular strike remains unclear pending further details.
Frequently asked questions
What is Wildberries?
According to Al Jazeera, Wildberries is Russia's biggest e-commerce retailer.
How did Ukraine carry out the strike?
Al Jazeera reported that Ukraine used a long-range drone attack to hit a Wildberries warehouse.
Has Wildberries been targeted before?
Al Jazeera describes this as another strike on a Wildberries warehouse, indicating the company's facilities have been hit previously.