Wildberries’ Geo-Mapping Feint Against Ukrainian Drones Fails, Say OSINT Analysts
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OSINT analysts say Wildberries tried to mislead Ukrainian drone operators by altering map geolocations of its logistics hubs to mirror rivals like Ozon, but Ukrainian forces continued strikes on Wildberries facilities—about 20 hit, 15 burned—with the Aleksandrovka hub near Voronezh highlighted as a large complex (152,900 m², over 90 million items capacity, ~11 billion rubles invested).
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