Ukraine’s strikes on ‘Russia’s Amazon’ bring war closer to ordinary Russians
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Ukraine has launched drone strikes on four warehouses of Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, over the past week. The attacks target a company that has become a key part of Russia's consumer economy, bringing the ongoing conflict closer to everyday Russian citizens. The strikes are part of a broader Ukrainian campaign to disrupt Russian infrastructure and economic activity.
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Ukraine expands strikes into Russian heartland
Ukraine has attacked four Wildberries warehouses over the last week.
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Wildberries is Russia's top online retailer.
South China Morning Post- Ukraine expands strikes into Russian heartland
- Shifts nature of conflict from defensive to offensive deep inside Russia
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Loaded language removedFrom humble origins as a family business run out of an apartment near Moscow, Wildberries has grown in under two decades into Russia’s top online retailer and a key economic driver in the country. It has now become a target of strikes by Ukraine.
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Wildberries is Russia's top online retailer.
South China Morning PostUkraine has attacked four Wildberries warehouses over the last week.
South China Morning PostThe attacks are part of a widening campaign of drone strikes against Wildberries.
South China Morning PostWildberries is a key economic driver in Russia.
South China Morning PostThe strikes bring the war closer to ordinary Russians.
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