This graph looks at the campaign from three different angles: the ten largest Wildberries facilities, the twenty largest, and the strategic set used in this analysis. Different definitions — but, as the month unfolds, a remarkably similar pattern.

The important point is that physical damage and network failure are not the same thing. Wildberries can reroute inventory, shift workloads, delay deliveries, and push surviving facilities harder. At some point, however, continued operation tells us less and less about normal capability.

By the end of the 30-day review, roughly four-fifths of the strategic capacity tracked here had been affected. Wildberries was still operating — but the network had moved well beyond simple uncertainty and into critical network degradation.

The two study-defined data centers remained unhit during the review period. Physical logistics capacity can be rebuilt, rerouted, or replaced; these specialized digital facilities therefore need to be evaluated separately when judging overall network resilience.