Drones hit by logistics complex Wildberries in Samara

• Fire Point reports that FP-1 drones attacked the logistics hub of Wildberries in the Novosemeykino settlement in Samara Oblast.
• Ukrinform reports that, according to a message on ASTRA, drones struck the oil refinery plant in Saratov, which is part of the Wildberries logistics complex in Samara Oblast.
• RBC-Ukraine writes that, according to The Moscow Times, prices for certain goods in Russia rose by 10–30%, while delivery times increased several times.

According to RBC Ukraine, RBC Ukraine, and Ukrinform,

Two drone strikes hit the logistics complex Wildberries in Russia, according to Ukrainian sources, the company Fire Point. The company says that FP-1 drones hit the logistics hub of Wildberries at the Novosemeykino settlement in Samara Oblast.

Fire Point also reports that the logistics center is a hub for sorting, storing, and shipping goods, which, according to the company, is responsible for uninterrupted work of large logistics hubs.

According to RBC-Ukraine’s materials, as well as according to the same source, it was also reported that the fuel supply system was damaged at the Saratov oil refinery. The material also states that the Saratov oil refinery is one of the largest oil refineries in Russia, and that in 2023 its processing capacity was 4.8 million metric tons, and the company’s oil refinery produces about 15 times more.

Ukrinform reports that, according to a message from the Telegram channel ASTRA, on the night of 2 drones struck the territory of Russia’s Saratov, damaging the oil refinery plant in Saratov, which supplies the Wildberries logistics complex in Samara Oblast. The material also states that the Ukrainian side also claims that the jet fuel depot at the Saratov airfield was hit, as well as that the fuel storage tanks were damaged.

The material also notes that, according to ASTRA, the oil refinery plant in Saratov was set on fire. Ukrinform adds that Rosneft’s Saratov oil refinery is one of the largest oil refineries in Russia; as of 2023, its oil processing capacity stood at 4.8 million metric tons, and the plant’s output is about 15 times more.

According to Ukrinform, the logistics complex Wildberries “Novosemeykino” in Samara Oblast has been operating since 2025. The material states that the complex covers an area of 130,000 square meters, and the capacity for warehouse storage is 120 million units of goods.

Ukrinform also says that the information about strikes on the logistics complex is based on the reports of Ukrainian sources. Ukrinform adds that the average number of shipments at the logistics complex has decreased, which, according to the source, is due to the fact that the supply of goods has been interrupted.

In particular, RBC-Ukraine reports that the system of the oil supply infrastructure via the Moscow region is damaged, which, according to the report, will lead to disruptions in the supply of fuel. RBC-Ukraine also reports that, according to The Moscow Times, the following effect was observed in the market prices: prices for goods in Russia rose by 10–30%, and delivery times increased several times.

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