According to a Russian channel, an image of the shareholders of the two companies explains why Ukraine targets Wildberries rather than the rival delivery company Ozon. The unverified claim suggests that the companies' ownership structures influence the targeting decisions, with no further details provided.
The analysis, attributed to a Russian channel, comes amid a series of Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries logistics infrastructure reported by The Zioneer in recent weeks. The channel claims that a comparison of the shareholder lists of Wildberries and Ozon reveals why Ukraine has focused its attacks on the former. The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple strikes on Wildberries warehouses in Russia, including in Moscow Oblast, Tambov, and St. Petersburg, as part of a broader Ukrainian campaign targeting Russian logistics. The claim remains unverified, and no specific evidence has been provided beyond the assertion.
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