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Ukraine Bombs Russia's 'Amazon'? WILDBERRIES UP IN FLAMES As Drones Wreak Havoc
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3:09Now PlayingUkraine launched another wave of long-range drone strikes, claiming to have hit logistics and energy infrastructure across southern Russia and occupied Crimea. Monitoring channels reported attacks on Wildberries logistics facilities in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk, marking the fourth reported strike on the Russian e-commerce giant's infrastructure in recent days. Massive fires were reported at the sites, while drone attacks allegedly damaged power substations in Yalta, Masandra and Alushta, triggering blackouts across parts of Crimea. The reported strikes and damage have not been independently verified. Kyiv says such operations are aimed at disrupting Russia's military logistics and supply networks.
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Ukraine Bombs Russia's 'Amazon'? WILDBERRIES UP IN FLAMES As Drones Wreak Havoc
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