The BBC reports:
Eight people have been killed and 62 injured after Ukrainian drones struck two warehouses belonging to Russia's biggest online retailer, Wildberries, according to Russian officials.
Serhii Kuzan, chairman of the Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Centre, told the BBC that Wildberries was a "vital component" of Russian logistics, and that its website had been used by Russian volunteers to purchase military equipment including walkie-talkies, body armour and drone components.
Imagine the outrage if Iran hit Amazon warehouses claiming the same thing.
Or IKEA warehouses as, after all, their flat-pack furniture is ideal for tarting up military trenches and dugouts on the front-line.
Clearly attacking Wildberries is another attempt by Ukraine to provoke Putin into the kind of devastating attack that would provoke some kind of nuclear exchange between Russia and the EU/NATO, drag in the USA and start WW3.
The fact is that today you claim that practically anything is in the military supply-chain from AI data centres to online retailers to schools teaching children ideologies that you don't agree with, so nothing is safe any more from drone attacks.
Let alone the kind of scenarios described in Annie Jacobsen's new book Biological War.