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Ukraine targets Russian online retailer Wildberries

Ukraine has launched strikes on Wildberries warehouses, aiming to disrupt Russian military supplies. President Zelenskyy asserts that these facilities aid the Russian army, reflecting Ukraine's strategy to escalate the conflict into Russian...

NBC News· Jul 22, 2026 · 4:53 PM · 3 views

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Ukraine has launched strikes on Wildberries warehouses, aiming to disrupt Russian military supplies. President Zelenskyy asserts that these facilities aid the Russian army, reflecting Ukraine's strategy to escalate the conflict into Russian territory.

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