New UAV Attack From Ukraine on Russia! Giant Logistics Center Engulfed in Flames

Ukraine has launched a fresh wave of nighttime unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) strikes deep into Russian territory, targeting the Ryazan region. The assault resulted in a massive fire at a sprawling logistics center owned by the Russian e-commerce giant, Wildberries.

As the strategic deep-strike campaign continues, Ukrainian drones penetrated Russian airspace overnight, striking critical infrastructure in Ryazan. Following the UAV assault, a massive blaze erupted at a major logistics and sorting hub.

Pavel Malkov, the Governor of the Ryazan Region, confirmed the incident, stating that Russian air defense systems were activated to repel the incoming drone swarm. Malkov acknowledged that during the engagement, a fire broke out at a local enterprise, prompting the immediate deployment of numerous firefighting and emergency response teams to the site.

Fire Breaks Out at Key Logistics Hub

Footage shared by eyewitnesses on social media revealed thick, towering plumes of black smoke billowing from an industrial zone near Ryazan. Both Russian and Ukrainian open-source intelligence (OSINT) channels confirmed that the fire engulfed the Wildberries “Ryazan: Tyushevskaya” sorting and logistics center, located within the Ryazansky Industrial Park.

Wildberries Suspends Operations

In the wake of the destructive strike, Wildberries issued an official statement announcing the temporary suspension of all operations at the affected facility. The company emphasized that logistical activities at the depot were halted to ensure the absolute safety of its personnel and clients.

A Pattern of Successive Strikes

The drone strike in Ryazan is the latest in a calculated series of Ukrainian attacks specifically targeting Wildberries infrastructure across Russia. Ukrainian military intelligence alleges that these massive civilian warehouses are being utilized as dual-use facilities to support the logistical operations and supply chains of the Russian Armed Forces. While the Kremlin consistently denies these accusations, the systematic targeting of the company’s depots highlights a strategic effort by Kyiv to degrade Russia’s rear-line logistical capacity.