Putin Has a Problem: Twelve of Wildberries’ Fifteen Largest Warehouses Have Reportedly Been Hit, and Seven of Them Remain Offline
Ukraine said its drone campaign against Russian e-commerce logistics has caused billions of dollars in losses and forced evacuations at several sites.
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Putin Has a Problem: Twelve of Wildberries’ Fifteen Largest Warehouses Have Reportedly Been Hit, and Seven of Them Remain Offline
All across Russia, Ukraine’s armed forces have been – piece by piece and one drone strike at a time – destroying the infrastructure of Wildberries. The company is Russia’s largest online shopping platform. At the end of July and into the beginning of August, an increasing number of the company’s important facilities have been targeted by drone attacks. As of 3 August, 12 of the online retailer’s 15 largest warehouses in different regions had bee…
The Ukrainian attack campaign against the 'Russian Bol.com' – web giant Wildberries – is entering a new phase now that Russia's second-largest online retailer is also being bombarded with drones. The tactics are largely the same, yet there is one crucial difference that could have major consequences for the Russian economy.
After Wildberries, Ukraine launches drone campaign on Russia’s Ozon
Ozon is Russia’s second-largest online marketplace. Read more at straitstimes.com.
This Sunday Ukraine hit a warehouse belonging to the Russian e-commerce giant Ozon, for the second day in a row, after the announcement of an expanded campaign against Russian logistics infrastructure. (International).
A warehouse belonging to Russian e-commerce giant Ozon was hit by Ukraine for the second day in a row today, after the announcement of an expanded campaign against Russian logistics infrastructure. Fire broke out and more… Russia: After Wildberries warehouses, Ukraine hits Russian giant Ozon for the second day - ΙΝΑΤΕΜΒΟΡΙΚΙ
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