Russia energy revenues drop 17.2% as drone strikes cut refining to 20-year low
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Russian e-commerce giant Ozon has set aside 30.1 billion rubles in reserves to cover losses from drone attacks on its logistics facilities, signaling sustained Ukrainian long-range strike pressure on Russian commercial infrastructure. The scale of the reserve implies material cumulative damage, though the company did not disclose the number of incidents or specific sites. This marks a notable corporate acknowledgment of war-related operational risk in Russia's private sector.
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