Dirty Business With War: How Wildberries Are Supplying Putin's Troops With Drone Parts
The Wildberries team in Voronezh initially announced via Telegram, the operation until 7:00 in the morning – later it was said that the camp remained until..
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Dirty business with the war: How Wildberries supplied Putin’s troops with drone parts as of 23.07.2026, 21.22 PM Comments Us on Google follow Russia’s largest online dealer is in the crosshairs of Ukraine – because of an explosive accusation: drone parts for Putin’s troops. A data analysis by the Russian newspaper Kommersant based on publicly available sources revealed that the recent attacks have damaged around ten percent of Wildberries’ logistics capacity – about 552,000 square meters of warehouse space.
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Dirty business with the war: How Wildberries supplied Putin’s troops with drone parts as of 23.07.2026, 21.22 PM Comments Us on Google follow Russia’s largest online dealer is in the crosshairs of Ukraine – because of an explosive accusation: drone parts for Putin’s troops.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1A data analysis by the Russian newspaper Kommersant based on publicly available sources revealed that the recent attacks have damaged around ten percent of Wildberries’ logistics capacity – about 552,000 square meters of warehouse space.
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