Prime Minister Andy Burnham is rallying allies to bolster Ukraine’s air defense by tapping into their own stockpiles, warning that Russia’s civilian-targeting missile campaign won’t win the war—and urging stronger sanctions on Russian oil and LNG. Meanwhile, Ukraine escalates drone strikes against Ozon, Russia’s second-largest e-commerce giant, aiming to cripple its struggling economy. Attacks on logistics hubs in Dagestan sparked fires, injuries, and a sharp drop in Ozon’s shares. Analysts say Ozon’s financial vulnerabilities make recovery harder than rival Wildberries’. Russia vows state aid and tax breaks to rebuild, while its central bank urges creditors to step in.
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