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Wildberries, ‘Russia’s Amazon,’ says Ukrainian drones struck three more of its warehouses

Wildberries warehouses in Russia have been targeted by drone strikes, prompting reports of significant fires and disruptions to the retail marketplace.

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The brief

Coverage confirms a fire occurred at a site in Yekaterinburg following an attack. Reporting from Ukrayinska Pravda, The Daily Beast, PBS, and the Institute for the Study of War emphasizes the impact on the online marketplace and the broader implications for Russia's small businesses.

Outlets note that these events are contributing to internal tension within the region. Future reports may clarify the total number of affected locations and the extent of the damage sustained by the marketplace infrastructure.

The scope of ongoing combat assessments regarding these strikes remains to be determined.

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What sites were affected by the drone strikes?

Coverage confirms an attack and subsequent fire at a Wildberries warehouse in Yekaterinburg.

How is the Wildberries business impacted?

Reports indicate the strikes have harmed small businesses operating through the online marketplace.

What is the broader context of these attacks?

According to the Institute for the Study of War and other sources, these strikes are part of the ongoing offensive campaign.

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