Ukraine finally destroyed the largest Wildberries warehouse in Russia, their answer to Amazon.
Source: Kyiv Post
A large-scale fire broke out at a massive Wildberries logistics complex in the Moscow region early Sunday morning, Aug. 16, following a reported drone attack.
Astra Telegram channel reported that the blaze engulfed the Wildberries facility in the village of Koledino, near Podolsk. Spanning over 200,000 square meters (2,150,000 square feet), the Koledino site is reportedly the largest warehouse operated by the e-commerce giant.
Astra also reported that a second facility, the Severnoye Domodedovo multimodal logistics complex in Domodedovo, was also on fire.
The fires follow a mass drone attack on the Russian capital region. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin stated on Telegram that Russian air defenses had intercepted 105 drones heading toward the city.
The pictures from Koledino have been horrific.
The entire Wildberries logistics hub in Koledino, Moscow Oblast, is engulfed in flames following today’s attack.
The complex covers around 250,000 m² and has long been one of Wildberries’ largest and most important logistics centers. https://t.co/qqrrsLFB3Y pic.twitter.com/YivkijfyeT— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) August 16, 2026
Their bingo card is filling up.
😍🔥🇺🇦Ukraine DESTROYED two logistics hubs of Wildberries in the Moscow region.
A fire of enormous scale is recorded at the company's hub in Koledino — the largest of the existing ones. This facility with an area about 250,000 km² is called the main and busiest distribution… pic.twitter.com/lxfp0vi5mv— Cloooud |🇺🇦 (@GloOouD) August 16, 2026
Wildberries' CEO Tatyana Kim gets the Prigozhin treatment.
— Scarce (@MrScarce) August 16, 2026
