Drones Struck A Key Wildberries Warehouse Near Moscow: What We Know

• 3.08.2026, 8:28

A fire broke out.

On the morning of August 3, drones attacked a Wildberries logistics center in the Vladimir Region covering nearly 172,000 square meters—one of the company’s largest hubs. The facility played a key role in distributing the flow of goods between the Moscow region and the central, northwestern, and northern parts of European Russia, according to "Glavred".

According to the Telegram channel “Exilenova+,” a Wildberries warehouse in Khryastovo (Vladimir Oblast, Russian Federation) was hit.

The coordinates of the center are 56.050675, 40.125891. This location is in the Vladimir Region, east of the Moscow metropolitan area—that is, along one of the main routes for delivering goods to Moscow.

Footage of the fire has also been posted online.

Fire Point, a Ukrainian defense technology company, reported that the strike on the logistics hub was carried out by FP-1 drones. According to the company, this is one of Wildberries’ largest facilities in Central Russia—once fully operational, it will have a capacity of over 120 million units of goods.