Attacks by unmanned systems on Wildberries logistics hubs
The unmanned systems have attacked 15 Wildberries logistics hubs in Russia and destroyed 13 of them within 18 days. On the morning of August 4, a complex in Krasny Bor of the Leningrad region was added to the list of affected facilities. The commander of the SBS, Robert 'Madyar' Brovdi, reported this on Telegram, providing details of the campaign.
The complex in Krasny Bor is one of the largest Wildberries hubs in the northwest of Russia. Its area is approximately 154 thousand square meters, and the warehouse capacities are designed for the simultaneous storage of over 57 million units of goods. Krasny Bor is located about 850 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.
During the 18 days, the Freedom-loving Ukrainian Bird visited fifteen and has already burned down thirteen violet bushes of the downward intendant of the SVO.
Robert 'Madyar' Brovdi
Brovdi also emphasized that 'each one of the 111 million voters in Russia already owes the authorities $146 for Wildberries today.' This information indicates the economic consequences of the campaign for the Russian population.
Impact on the Russian economy
In previous attacks, the unmanned systems also hit Wildberries warehouses in the Moscow region, 14 Russian ships, and the Sizran refinery. Regarding these actions, Brovdi stated:
To work, gentlemen! We know how to act. We will stand firm. Moscow will fall.
Robert 'Madyar' Brovdi
This series of strikes demonstrates the growing activity of unmanned systems in the region and their impact on the logistics capabilities of Russian companies.
This campaign confirms a shift in the tactics of warfare that employs modern technologies such as drones. The destruction of key logistics hubs can significantly affect the supply of goods in Russia, which, in turn, may lead to social tensions among the population. The mentioned economic consequences, particularly the debts of voters, indicate potential problems that may arise if such attacks continue. Thus, the situation could have far-reaching consequences not only for companies but also for the country's overall economic stability.
As the drone campaign continues to unfold, President Zelenskyy has confirmed the strikes on Wildberries facilities, highlighting the strategic significance of these operations. This escalation not only disrupts logistics but also poses serious challenges to Russia's economic stability, raising questions about the broader implications for the region's supply chains.