The images, published by the Russian service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, show large fires burning at Wildberries warehouses in Nevinnomyssk and Krasnodar after strikes that triggered significant blazes at both facilities, News.Az reports, citing RBC-Ukraine.
The first satellite images have emerged following drone attacks on Wildberries logistics centers in Russia’s Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk pic.twitter.com/9r7OqRo2Ze
— RBC-Ukraine (@NewsUkraineRBC) July 22, 2026
One satellite image, taken at 11:05 a.m. local time, shows thick smoke and active flames consuming the Wildberries logistics center in Nevinnomyssk, located in Russia’s Stavropol region.
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Additional satellite imagery from Krasnodar also shows a large fire at another Wildberries distribution hub, highlighting the scale of the damage following the reported drone strike.
According to the published imagery, the blaze in Krasnodar appears to have extended beyond the logistics center, with signs suggesting nearby railcars at the Krasnodar-Sortirovochny railway station may also have been affected.
Cloud cover over the area has made it difficult to fully assess the extent of the destruction, and the overall damage has not yet been independently verified.
The satellite images follow overnight attacks on July 22 that targeted two major Wildberries logistics centers.
The first strike hit the company’s warehouse in Krasnodar, sparking a massive fire. Hours later, another drone attack struck a large Wildberries logistics facility in Nevinnomyssk, where firefighters also battled a major blaze.
The attacks underscore the increasing vulnerability of Russia’s logistics and commercial infrastructure as long-range drone strikes continue to reach targets deep inside the country.
