Multiple reports say Ukraine carries out strikes targeting warehouses and logistics centers associated with Wildberries, often described as Russia’s “Amazon.” The coverage frames the attacks as part of a broader campaign to disrupt Russia’s supply chains and domestic delivery capacity, by focusing on distribution infrastructure rather than frontline locations. According to the reporting, Kyiv aims to make the effects of the war more tangible for people inside Russia by hitting storage and logistics functions that support commercial deliveries. The articles describe the targets as warehouses and logistics nodes used to move goods for the major e-commerce platform, which depend on regional warehousing networks. While the sources emphasize the strategic intent of reducing Russia’s logistical effectiveness, they also present the actions in terms of their operational targets—distribution facilities rather than specific government sites. The overall picture across outlets is that the strikes are directed at high-volume distribution infrastructure connected to the company’s Russian network, with the stated goal of amplifying the war’s impact on everyday commerce and deliveries.