Ukraine designates Wildberries logistics hubs as legitimate military targets
Ukraine has officially classified the Russian e-commerce platform Wildberries as a military target, citing the availability of dual-use goods on the site. The move follows recent Ukrainian strikes on company warehouses, leaving merchants without compensation for destroyed inventory.
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The Iran-US conflict is escalating significantly, marked by increased maritime disruptions in the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz, and unverified Iranian drone strikes against US-linked installations in Kuwait. Brent crude prices have risen sharply due to these tensions, indicating material impact on global energy markets. The situation is characterized by a mix of confirmed maritime security threats and emerging, unverified claims of direct military engagement.
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Ukraine Drone Strikes on Russian Logistics Infrastructure Intensify
Ukrainian forces conducted drone strikes on Wildberries logistics facilities in Kotovsk and Elektrostal (Moscow and Tambov regions) on July 18, causing significant operational difficulties and economic disruption. The Kremlin confirmed the impact but denied military use of the facilities, while Ukraine designated Wildberries as a legitimate military target due to dual-use goods. The UN suggests these strikes may violate humanitarian law, pending clarification on the facilities' legal status.