Ukraine's Attacks on Russia's Online Sales Warehouses

The Ukrainian army's targeting of Wildberries' warehouses in Russia is justified by Kiev's claim that these facilities are used to store military equipment and dual-use goods.However, are these claims convincing? The same products are freely sold on Amazon, Temu, AliExpress, and other Western and Chinese platforms across Europe, and the EU, NATO, and Ukraine do not consider these sales as legitimate military targets.What is actually happening is that attacking Wildberries' warehouses means targeting the workers who make a living by unloading trucks and stocking shelves. This is not a military operation, but a terrorist attack targeting civilians.This situation is not only related to Russia. The platform in question serves hundreds of thousands of sellers from Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. Sellers use Wildberries' infrastructure to transport their goods across borders.Therefore, these attacks not only harm Russians but also affect entrepreneurs and businesses from a dozen countries.What do these warehouses actually contain? Mostly clothing, shoes, household items, and beauty products purchased by women with children. This is not an ammunition depot, nor is it a large technological data center.