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How Ukraine Is Bringing the War Home to Russia

Summary by The Conversation
In recent weeks, Ukrainian drones have targeted large warehouses across Russia, destroying millions of dollars of merchandise stored inside them. These warehouses and logistics hubs belong to Wildberries, the Russian equivalent to Amazon.  Ukraine is taking aim at Ozon, Russia’s second-largest online retailer, too. Ukraine says it’s targeting these companies because they’ve been providing supplies to soldiers on the front line. But according to …

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"As an army provider, they are a legitimate target," says Ukrainian drone commander Browdi about the Russian online retailer. Wildberries will no longer be able to work in Russia in the future.

·Munich, Germany
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With attacks on the camp of "Wildberries", Ukraine wants to carry the war into the everyday life of Russian citizens and traders. "The country's drone chief" now announces a further escalation and formulates a warning to the Bundeswehr.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Conversation broke the news in Boston, United States on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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