Ukraine war briefing: Strikes devastate Russian warehouses ‘used for drones’
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- Russians estimate Wildberries marketplace losses at tens of billions of roubles after Ukrainian strikes Українська правда · 1d ago
- Ukraine war briefing: Strikes devastate Russian warehouses ‘used for drones’ The Guardian · 1d ago
- Warehouse workers among 8 dead in deadliest Ukrainian attacks inside Russia for two years CNN · 1d ago
- Russians estimate Wildberries marketplace losses at tens of billions of roubles after Ukrainian strikes Українська правда · 1d ago
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