乌克兰无人机在周末和随后数日内对俄罗斯最大在线零售商Wildberries的多个仓库实施了密集袭击。[1]袭击首次发生在周末，随后整周内又对包括克里米亚地区在内的5个仓库进行了进一步打击。[1]
根据报道，袭击造成9人死亡，数十人受伤。[1]受损仓库估计占Wildberries仓库总空间的约12%，经济损失估计可能高达约30亿美元。[1]
Wildberries拥有约50万至80万卖家，目前占俄罗斯在线订单的52%。[1]作为俄罗斯e-commerce市场的核心平台，该公司的运营瘫痪对俄罗斯在线零售生态造成了严重冲击。俄罗斯e-commerce市场总规模约1500亿美元，在线零售部分占800亿至900亿美元。[1]
乌克兰总统泽连斯基在表态中指出被袭击的设施向俄军供应装备和技术部件，但未直接点名Wildberries。[1]相反，克里姆林宫发言人佩斯科夫周二表示"情况并非如此"，指控乌克兰"继续袭击民用目标"。[1]
值得注意的是，Wildberries网站上出现了标有"在SVO中测试"或"SVO战士选择"的军用物资商品，包括防弹衣、头盔、无线电等。[1]
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia's biggest e-commerce platform Wildberries have dealt a severe blow to hundreds of thousands of small business owners relying on the marketplace. Over a weekend and throughout the following week, Ukrainian forces targeted nine warehouses belonging to Wildberries across multiple Russian locations, killing nine people and wounding dozens more.[1]
Ukraine justified the strikes by asserting that the targeted facilities supplied equipment and technical components to Russian military forces.[1] President Zelensky did not name Wildberries specifically but stated that the attacked installations provided such supplies.[1] The Kremlin rejected these claims, with spokesman Peskov declaring on Tuesday that "this is not the case" and accusing Ukraine of "continuing to strike civilian targets."[1]
The attacks have had major economic ramifications. Wildberries operates approximately 500,000 to 800,000 seller accounts and currently handles 52 percent of Russia's online orders.[1] The damaged warehouses represent roughly 12 percent of the company's total storage capacity, with losses estimated at approximately three billion dollars.[1] The Russian e-commerce market is valued at around 150 billion dollars overall, with online retail accounting for 800 billion to 900 billion dollars.[1]
Evidence supporting Ukraine's military supply claims has surfaced on the Wildberries website, where listings for military equipment—including body armor, helmets, and radios—were marked with labels such as "tested in SVO" or "SVO fighters' choice," referring to Russia's Special Military Operation.[1]