Yea allegedly some vehicles also died to that subpar fuel because not designed for it. Well it is fixable damage but that kind of thing hurts a bit
>hitting some e-commerce warehousesRead something about how they specifically target Wildberries (and not Ozon for example) because their infrastructure is more vulnerable as well as their finances in poorer shape - the end goal is to trigger a crisis of the financial system in Russia (bank crisis). IDK if it happens but yea allegedly banks are not in a good shape at this point and that will cause more damage. Overall Ukrainians seem to be "rushing" things a bit in a sense of trying to strike a better deal with Putin (instead of giving him the rest of Donbass for free they want an immediate cease-fire without any territory transfers, i.e. just freeze the war for a moment at least).
Personally I'd rather see both Wildberries and Ozon burn but that's just me xD (like you know, you don't need those massive online marketplaces to actually do e-commerce but yea I suppose streamlining logistics etc does make things cheaper).
>>291668Telegram is still banned in Russia (inaccessible without VPN/proxy/etc). It's just the ban didn't really cause its Russian audience to collapse, it just shrinked a little IIRC.