Wildberries logistics complex catches fire in Russia’s Voronezh region PHOTO / VIDEO

The Wildberries logistics complex in Russia’s Voronezh region was attacked and caught fire in the suburbs of Voronezh, according to open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysis by ASTRA.

Residents of the Voronezh region reported explosions and a fire during the night of August 11.

ASTRA’s analysis of footage recorded by eyewitnesses shows that the Wildberries logistics complex in the village of Aleksandrovka, Novousmansky District, Voronezh Region, is on fire.

The company’s press service had previously officially confirmed the evacuation of WB employees in the region.

Per open-source data, the Wildberries logistics complex in Aleksandrovka was fully opened in November 2025. The warehouse complex covers 152,900 square meters and has a storage capacity of more than 90 million items, according to the Voronezh Region Investment Promotion Agency. RWB, the joint company of Wildberries and Russ, invested around 11 billion rubles (approximately $133.3 million) in its construction.

At least two people were injured in the attack on the Wildberries warehouse in the suburbs of Voronezh, eyewitnesses told ASTRA.

Residents of Aleksandrovka said at least two people were injured in the attack.

“Local guys helped them before the ambulance arrived. Two adults. Both were injured, one very seriously, the other moderately. The first one had apparently finished his shift at the warehouse, while the other was either a driver or someone else; he doesn’t speak Russian. There were also a couple of people with cuts. The same guys treated all of them. The ambulance then took them away. The warehouse is still burning,” an Aleksandrovka resident noted.

By Jeyhun Aghazada