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Leo Wandersleb · 1w
I wonder how they ended up at the top of the priority list. Is it to annoy regular citizens? They are deep in Russian territory but with little defense? High value concentration? Are drone parts going...
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Obviously, attacking any Russian economic target helps with the war. About half of all Russian tax dollars go to the invasion. Wildberries warehouses are worth tens of billions of dollars, and being extremely flammable, are easy targets.

On top of this, Wildberries was a major logistics provider to the Russian military. They sold everything soldiers needed in large quantities, other than certain regulated stuff like guns, ammo, and explosives. They _did_ sell drones, weapons accessories, etc.
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Constantin · 1w
It also kills/damages a lot of small businesses. Add the fact that this Russian Amazon has a huge debt, and what would that imply if it goes out of business.
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