On July 22, a series of significant drone attacks targeted major logistics centers in the Russian cities of Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk, as reported by [Astra](https://t.me/astrapress/59508). The strike resulted in massive fires that engulfed critical facilities belonging to the e-commerce giant Wildberries. According to local witnesses, residents reported hearing between 20 and 30 explosions in the suburbs of Krasnodar, indicating a coordinated and high-impact operation. By the time the fires were confirmed, the logistics hub was already effectively paralyzed, with massive plumes of smoke visible from a distance.
In addition to the Krasnodar facility, a major warehouse in Nevinnomyssk was struck, leading to the immediate evacuation of workers and reports of civilian casualties within the compound. The chain of explosions extended to Armavir, where a local oil depot was also targeted by drones, sparking further blazes. This incident follows a pattern of strikes against Wildberries infrastructure across Russia, including previous attacks in the Moscow and Tambov regions.
The systematic nature of these strikes underscores a strategic shift aimed at crippling the logistical network that supplies the Russian occupation forces. By disrupting the internal distribution channels, these operations create significant bottlenecks for the Russian military supply chain. Military analysts suggest that as Ukraine continues to ramp up its domestic and international defense partnerships, the scope and precision of such deep-strike operations are likely to increase. The ability of the Ukrainian defense forces to successfully strike deep within Russian territory remains a critical factor in the ongoing conflict, forcing Moscow to divert significant resources to protect domestic infrastructure. Factage Ukraine will continue to monitor these developments as they unfold, providing verified analysis of the impact of these strikes on Russia’s military-economic stability.