Ukrainian drones struck a Wildberries logistics center in the Perm Krai region on July 30, marking the third attack on the retailer's warehouses that day.
The targeted facility is located in the village of Zamulyanka, approximately 1,400 kilometers from the Ukraine border.
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According to Astra and Agency analysis, this is the furthest Wildberries site hit so far.
Earlier that morning, drones attacked Wildberries warehouses in the Penza region and Udmurtia. Since mid-July, a total of 14 Wildberries facilities have been targeted.
Penza and Udmurtia Attacks
The attack in Penza caused a fire at a 90,000-square-meter sorting center.
Governor Oleg Melnichenko reported that around 200 employees were evacuated and one person was injured.
"There is open fire on the warehouse territory, firefighters are battling the flames," Melnichenko said. Emergency services, including ambulances and firefighters, responded quickly.
Residents were advised to close windows and limit outdoor activity due to smoke.
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Governor Oleg Denisov of Penza warned about potential smoke spreading into the city and urged residents to seek medical help if feeling unwell.
Wildberries-Russ confirmed a fire at a logistics site in Sarapul, Udmurtia, following a drone attack. The company reported no casualties due to prior evacuation.
"Logistics chains have been restructured, and receipt and shipment of orders are being carried out at other locations," the company added.
Olga Abramova, acting head of Udmurtia, confirmed the drone strike on a regional enterprise with no injuries reported.
Authorities in Perm Krai have not yet commented on the incident but noted efforts to repel drone attacks in the region.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense reported shooting down 258 Ukrainian drones overnight on July 30 across several regions, including those affected by the Wildberries strikes.
