The real reason Ukraine blew up Wildberries sites, plus F-16 gets first air-to-air kill | Frontline

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Russian cities have been shrouded in smoke from a series of Ukrainian drone strikes that destroyed warehouses belonging to Russia’s Amazon knock-off, ‘Wildberries’. Depots in Moscow, Krasnodar, Elektrostal, Tambov, and Kolodino were razed to the ground as fires swept through the retail giant. Jerome Starkey brings you the latest news from the war in Ukraine as we uncover that Wildberries was not an innocent online store — we found evidence of fiber-optic drone spools, body armor, drone range amplifiers, and drone bomb droppers being sold alongside reviews from real Russian soldiers who have used the equipment on the frontline. Ukraine put more pressure on Putin as an F-16 fighter jet scored the first air-to-air combat kill on a Russian Su-35, and one of the Kremlin’s prized Su-57 jets crashed near Moscow. It comes as Russian forces continue to push hard toward Kramatorsk and make infiltrations in the Kharkiv direction. The Sun brings you breaking news and in-depth analysis on the

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