Wildberries Has Removed The "Everything For SVO" Section
- 26.07.2026, 16:41
However, he continued to sell military goods.
Following a series of attacks by Ukrainian drones on Wildberries warehouses, the marketplace removed the “Everything for the Special Military Operation” tag, under which more than 200,000 products had previously been listed. Now, when you try to enter that search term on the website or in the app, a message appears: “No matching products found,” writes The Moscow Times.
At the same time, military-grade products themselves remain on the marketplace. Body armor and protective helmets are still available in the “Sports” section, FPV drones and accessories are in the “TV, Audio, Photo, and Video Equipment” category, and through other search queries—for example, “Special Military Operations (SMO) goods” or “SMO kit”—military first-aid kits, walkie-talkies, backpacks, insignia, and flags can be found.
Since July 18, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have attacked at least ten Wildberries logistics centers, including warehouses in Elektrostal, Kotovsk, Kaledino, Krasnodar, Nevinnomyssk, Voronezh, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, and occupied Simferopol.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that these facilities were used “to supply the Russian army with drone components, navigation equipment, and gear.” Wildberries founder Tatiana Kim called the strikes on the company’s warehouses “an act of international terrorism,” and the Investigative Committee offered a similar assessment.
At the same time, as Der Spiegel notes, Russia itself has long been employing similar tactics. The Russian Ministry of Defense regularly strikes the sorting centers of the Ukrainian companies “Ukrposhta” and “Nova Poshta,” explaining that the Ukrainian Armed Forces receive weapons components and other supplies through them.
Z-channels also described Ukrainian attacks on Wildberries warehouses as a “logical media response” to Russia’s similar actions against “Nova Poshta” branches.
According to “Kommersant” estimates, 10% of Wildberries’ logistics facilities were hit by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in just one week. The company acknowledged that all damaged facilities would require complete restoration, while market participants estimated the cost of constructing similar warehouse space—excluding equipment—at 35.5 billion rubles.