Kremlin Observes: Wildberries Amidst Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Russian air defenses shot down about 100 UAVs as a Wildberries logistics center and a factory caught fire, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said.
- On Tuesday, July 28, 2026, Ukrainian drones struck Moscow and the surrounding region, hitting a Wildberries logistics center and a factory in Chekhov, according to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.
- The Kremlin is monitoring Wildberries, a retail giant accounting for almost 50% of Russia's online market, with spokesman Dmitry Peskov praising the company's proactive support for affected sellers.
- According to Vot Tak, military-related goods like bulletproof vests remain available in the "Sport" category, despite the platform reportedly hiding search results for "everything for the SVO" following the attacks.
- Digital billboards in Russian-occupied Sevastopol began displaying messages urging support for Wildberries sellers on July 28, the pro-Ukrainian Telegram channel Crimean Wind reported.
- Ukraine's drone campaign has recently targeted logistics and fuel depots in Crimea, including an electric substation strike in Feodosia that caused power outages in the city.
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