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Drones Reportedly Strike Wildberries Hubs in Volgograd and Tatarstan as Kyiv Chokes Russia’s ‘Wartime Amazon’

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Drones Reportedly Strike Wildberries Hubs in Volgograd and Tatarstan as Kyiv Chokes Russia’s ‘Wartime Amazon’
Kyiv Post
Kyiv Post3 hrs ago
Drones Reportedly Strike Wildberries Hubs in Volgograd and Tatarstan as Kyiv Chokes Russia’s ‘Wartime Amazon’
Drone attacks reportedly hit Wildberries facilities in Volgograd and Tatarstan, extending Ukraine’s campaign against logistics hubs accused of supporting Russia’s military supply system.
Meduza
Meduza1 days ago
Fiber-optic cables used to guide drones are blanketing Ukraine’s front line. Researchers are only beginning to understand their environmental impact.
The Russia-Ukraine war has long been called a “war of drones.” Now, the fiber-optic cables that guide many of those drones are piling up across the front line. Impossible to clear while the fighting continues, they’ve become traps for birds and other wildlife, while the cables themselves — along with the lithium batter
Business Insider
Business Insider🏁 first to report1 days ago
Ukrainian soldier says the drone-filled 'zero line' is so dangerous that troops sometimes have to wait a week just to move 300 meters
Soldiers at Ukraine's zero line have to deal with skies full of drones and the constant threat of Russian attacks. Ukrinform/NurPhoto via Getty Images A Ukrainian soldier said troops may wait a week to move 300 meters at the zero line. Drones make even small movements a life-or-death calculation, he told BI. Fog, rain