Satellite Images Reveal Damage To Russia's Wildberries Warehouses
- By RFE/RL
Before-and-after satellite images released by Vantor reveal the extent of the damage to Wildberries warehouses across Russia. Dubbed the "Russian Amazon," at least 20 facilities belonging to the country's largest online retailer have been targeted by a Ukrainian drone campaign since mid-July.
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Satellite images released by Vantor show a Wildberries warehouse in Volgograd, Russia, on July 14 and then on August 1 following an attack by Ukrainian drones.
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A Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal, Russia, on May 16 and then on August 5 showing the facility nearly completely burned out after being hit in late July.
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Handout satellite images from Vantor show a Wildberries warehouse in Simferopol, Russia, on July 22 and on August 4.
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A Wildberries warehouse in Krasnodar, Russia, on July 21 and then again on August 5, about two weeks after a Ukrainian drone strike.
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A satellite view shows smoke billowing from a Wildberries facility in Nevinnomyssk, Russia, on July 22. The handout images were captured by the European Union's Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite.
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Before-and-after satellite images released by Planet Labs PBC show a Wildberries facility in Novosemeykino in Russia's Samara region that was hit by Ukrainian drones on August 2.
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Smoke rises from a Wildberries facility in Aleksin, Russia, on August 6. Another image from the European Union's Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite shows the facility before the attack on July 19.
