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In Kenya, Parents are complaining about tye competency based curriculum whilst in Russia, they are officially introducing "drone classes" in public schools, teaching children how to assemble & fly drones amid the war in Ukraine. 🇰🇪 🇷🇺 #DroneStrike
In Kenya, Parents are complaining about tye competency based curriculum whilst in Russia, they are officially introducing "drone classes" in public schools, teaching children how to assemble & fly drones amid the war in Ukraine. 🇰🇪 🇷🇺 #DroneStrike
🇷🇺 Ukrainian Drone Strike Sets Fire to Major Russian E-Commerce Warehouse A Ukrainian drone strike sparked a fire at a logistics hub operated by Russian e-commerce giant Ozon in Adygeysk, southern Russia, on November 4. The company said all employees were evacuated and no casualties were reported. Ozon also warned that some customer orders could be cancelled because of the damage. The attack is part of a wider Ukrainian campaign targeting major Russian warehouse and logistics facilities. Ozon previously estimated that drone attacks on 11 of its sites could cost the company around 30.1 billion roubles ($367 million) Why It Matters The Russia–Ukraine conflict is increasingly affecting commercial infrastructure, not just military targets. Damage to warehouses and logistics networks can disrupt deliveries, increase business costs and put additional pressure on Russia's economy. 👀 What to Watch - Whether more Russian logistics facilities are targeted. - The financial impact on Ozon and other retailers. - Possible Russian retaliation against Ukrainian infrastructure. - Planned US-mediated Russia–Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi on November 10–11. 💬 Discussion: Are attacks on commercial logistics networks becoming a major part of modern economic warfare? #Russia #Ukraine #DroneStrike #Geopolitics #EconomicWarfare #WorldNews #GlobalSecurity Tokens: $OZK.US · $LMT · $BTC
🇷🇺 Ukrainian Drone Strike Sets Fire to Major Russian E-Commerce Warehouse A Ukrainian drone strike sparked a fire at a logistics hub operated by Russian e-commerce giant Ozon in Adygeysk, southern Russia, on November 4. The company said all employees were evacuated and no casualties were reported. Ozon also warned that some customer orders could be cancelled because of the damage. The attack is part of a wider Ukrainian campaign targeting major Russian warehouse and logistics facilities. Ozon previously estimated that drone attacks on 11 of its sites could cost the company around 30.1 billion roubles ($367 million) Why It Matters The Russia–Ukraine conflict is increasingly affecting commercial infrastructure, not just military targets. Damage to warehouses and logistics networks can disrupt deliveries, increase business costs and put additional pressure on Russia's economy. 👀 What to Watch - Whether more Russian logistics facilities are targeted. - The financial impact on Ozon and other retailers. - Possible Russian retaliation against Ukrainian infrastructure. - Planned US-mediated Russia–Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi on November 10–11. 💬 Discussion: Are attacks on commercial logistics networks becoming a major part of modern economic warfare? #Russia #Ukraine #DroneStrike #Geopolitics #EconomicWarfare #WorldNews #GlobalSecurity Tokens: $OZK.US · $LMT · $BTC
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