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Russia’s Second-Biggest Online Retailer Targeted in Ukrainian Strikes

Russia’s second-biggest online retailer was reportedly targeted in Ukrainian strikes, highlighting the widening reach of attacks on commercial infrastructure recently.

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Russia’s Second-Biggest Online Retailer Targeted in Ukrainian Strikes

Russia’s second-biggest online retailer was reportedly targeted in Ukrainian strikes, adding a commercial dimension to the conflict’s expanding impact. The incident underscores how attacks are reaching beyond military facilities and affecting businesses, logistics, and civilian infrastructure. Details about damage, casualties, or operational disruption remain limited. The strike could increase concerns among Russian companies about security risks and supply-chain interruptions. Ukrainian authorities have not, in the supplied report, claimed responsibility or explained the target selection or offered a rationale publicly yet.

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