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Украинский удар беспилотника снова нацелился на российского ритейлера Wildberries
Крупнейший российский интернет-ритейлер Wildberries подвергся очередному удару беспилотника, осуществленному Украиной.
Синтезировано ИИ на основе указанных ниже источников.
Российский гигант интернет-торговли Wildberries подвергся нападению в результате нового удара украинского беспилотника. Известная как крупнейший интернет-ритейлер России и часто сравниваемая с Amazon, компания снова пострадала в ходе украинского нападения. Этот инцидент знаменует собой повторное нападение на крупную платформу электронной коммерции.
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