Two key Wildberries logistics hubs struck near St. Petersburg; missile attack reported in Kirov

St. Petersburg Gov. Alexander Beglov reported that an overnight attack hit a civilian infrastructure site on Moskovskoye Highway and that response work was ongoing.

The Telegram channel Exilenova reported that drones struck major Wildberries logistics centers in St. Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast — facilities that, it said, had already been evacuated multiple times.

According to the channel, one of the struck sites was the Shushary complex in St. Petersburg, which covers more than 106,000 square meters and serves as a key processing and distribution center for goods bound for St. Petersburg, Leningrad Oblast and other nearby regions.

The second reported target was Utkina Zavod in Novosaratovka in Leningrad Oblast, a 210,000-square-meter logistics site that houses warehouses for multiple companies, including Wildberries.

In addition, a missile attack was preliminarily reported in Kirov against the Avitek plant. According to Ukraine’s military intelligence agency, the plant specializes in producing surface-to-air guided missiles, target missiles, ejection seats for pilots, and aircraft lifting systems.

It also supplies launch units for Kh-101 missile production and solid-fuel gas generators for Kh-59M2 and Kh-59M2A missiles.