Ukraine's strikes on Wildberries warehouses, oil terminal deepen Moscow's fuel strain

The Moscow Times—Kyiv has escalated its campaign against Wildberries, Russia's dominant e-commerce and logistics network, with warehouse strikes over the past two weeks destroying roughly 10% of the company's storage capacity. A separate drone strike forced a halt at the Novorossiysk oil terminal, one of Russia's key Black Sea export points, compounding fuel-distribution problems inside the country. The dual hits on logistics and energy infrastructure suggest a deliberate Ukrainian strategy to squeeze civilian-facing supply chains rather than only front-line military targets. It's unclear how long the Novorossiysk halt or the Wildberries damage will take to resolve.

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