Wildberries warehouse in Tver damaged in Ukrainian drone attack

Wildberries warehouse in Russia damaged in second drone strike

Russian air defense systems shot down a drone over Tver, and its debris struck a Wildberries logistics center. Governor Korolev said there were no casualties but the building was damaged.

Scraper SystemAugust 06, 2026, 11:48 AM

Wildberries warehouse in Russia damaged in second drone strike

Russia's Tver region was targeted by a new Ukrainian drone attack. Regional Governor Vitaliy Korolev announced that Russian air defenses repelled the attack and that debris from the downed drone caused minor damage to the facade of a Wildberries logistics warehouse. Korolev said there were no deaths or injuries.

This is the second attack on the same facility. The governor recalled that on August 4, debris from a downed drone hit the wall of this warehouse in the Kalininsky district, causing partial damage to the building.

Ukraine has recently continued to target warehouses and logistics facilities belonging to Russia-based Wildberries with drone attacks.

Russia issues statement on Black Sea military targets

The Russian Defense Ministry, meanwhile, issued a statement on its operations in the Black Sea. The ministry claimed that two Ukrainian dry cargo ships, said to be carrying military cargo, were struck south and east of Odessa yesterday. The ministry said drones were used in the attack.