Russia’s second-largest online retailer, Ozon, is under fire as drone strikes hit its warehouses across southern regions like Krasnodar and Dagestan, sparking fires, injuries—including three children killed—and forcing evacuations. This follows Ukraine’s targeting of rival Wildberries, which Russia denies supplying military gear. President Putin warns of retaliation against “most sensitive economic sectors,” escalating a tit-for-tat assault on logistics hubs that’s bringing the war closer to civilians. Ozon’s stock plummeted 12%, prompting Kremlin intervention, while Ukraine claims these strikes cripple Russian supply chains. The human toll and economic fallout are mounting as everyday Russians feel the war’s reach through their essential online retailers.
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