Ukraine widens attacks on Russian retailers

Ukraine is targeting logistics hubs owned by RussiaÕs second-largest
online retailer, Ozon, widening a campaign of drone strikes on
Russian e-commerce companies

UKRAINIAN STRIKES ON RUSSIAN ONLINE RETAILERS (Jul 17-Aug 24, 2026)

Ozon
Wildberries

AZERBAIJAN
BELARUS
ESTONIA
FINLAND
GEORGIA
KAZAKHSTAN
LATVIA
LITHUANIA
MOLDOVA
POLAND
RUSSIA
RUS.
UKRAINE

Adygea
Dagestan
Kotovsk
Kyiv
Moscow
Orenburg
Penza
Perm
St Petersburg
Samara
Sarapul
Stavropol
Tver
Volgograd
Voronezh
Yekaterinburg
Zelenodolsk

Crimea:
Annexed
in 2014

Russian
control

Black Sea

Caspian
Sea

500km
310 miles

Founded in
1998, Ozon
is second only to Wildberries in
terms of scale and presence

Both companies described as
ÒRussiaÕs AmazonÓ and are used by
estimated 85-90% of RussiaÕs
economically active population

In wake of strikes, President
Vladimir Putin (below) decreed
that Russian state can take
temporary control of
companies such
as Wildberries
and Ozon that
are deemed to
be too poorly
protected from
attack

Sources: BBC, ISW, Reuters
Picture: Getty Images
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