Ukraine strikes 8 Wildberries warehouses, disrupting Russian sellers
What's new: Nine people were killed, and Wildberries said more than 88,000 sellers have begun receiving initial compensation.
What's new: Nine people were killed, and Wildberries said more than 88,000 sellers have begun receiving initial compensation.
Why it matters: Kyiv says the strikes are part of a campaign to choke fuel shipments to occupied Crimea and Russian forces.
Why it matters: The strikes target supply routes to occupied Crimea and could deepen fuel shortages there while pressuring Russian military logistics.
What's new: Moscow said it downed 323 drones overnight, while Kyiv said it hit Sevastopol's main power substation.
Why it matters: shortages have spread across Russian regions, with Crimea cutting transport hours and limiting fuel sales.
What's new: Russian-backed officials restricted fuel to state agencies only after the strike killed four people and injured 28.
What's new: Tatneft limited fuel purchases nationwide after recent strikes disrupted supplies in about a dozen Russian regions.
What's new: Kyiv said it critically damaged the Chonhar bridge, a key route feeding Russian-held Crimea from Kherson.