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Wildberries Tried to Redirect Ukrainian Drones Onto Rival Ozon-It Didn’t Work
UNITED24 Media • • world
Key Points:
- Russian e-commerce company Wildberries allegedly attempted to mislead Ukrainian drone strikes by altering the locations of its logistics hubs on digital maps, shifting some facilities onto rival marketplace Ozon's properties, according to OSINT analysts from Exilenova+.
- This tactic aimed to protect Wildberries' goods amid ongoing Ukrainian strikes targeting its logistics infrastructure, but Ukrainian forces reportedly were not deceived and continued their attacks successfully.
- Since the campaign began, 20 Wildberries-related facilities have been struck, with 15 reportedly destroyed by fire, including a recent strike on a large logistics complex near Voronezh.
- The targeted logistics complex in Aleksandrovka, opened in November 2025, spans 152,900 square meters and holds over 90 million items, representing an 11 billion ruble investment by the Wildberries & Russ joint company, RVB.
