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Russian E-Commerce Giants Beg Kremlin for Bailout After Devastating Drone Strikes

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By Cyril Barabaltchouk
| UNITED24 Media
Russia’s largest e-commerce companies have appealed to the government for non-refundable federal financial aid to compensate sellers for catastrophic losses caused by Ukrainian drone attacks, The Moscow Times reported on August 14. The appeal follows a Ukrainian drone campaign that destroyed all of industry giant Wildberries' major warehouses, eliminating roughly one-third of the company’s total storage capacity.
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US Health Secretary Son Conor Kennedy Arrested in Absentia by Russia Over Fighting for Ukraine

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By Cyril Barabaltchouk
| UNITED24 Media
A Russian court has authorized the arrest in absentia of Conor Kennedy, the son of US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., for fighting alongside Ukrainian forces, The Independent reported on August 13. The 32-year-old American has been placed on Russia’s international wanted list on mercenary charges. If captured, he faces up to ten years in prison. We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team in the field.
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Leaked Files Reveal How Russian Missile Giant Uses Front Brands to Bypass Sanctions

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By Cyril Barabaltchouk
| UNITED24 Media
Internal procurement documents from Russia’s Khrunichev Centre—a key state enterprise behind the Angara launch vehicles—reveal how the country’s military-industrial complex bypasses international sanctions by utilizing front companies and rebranded foreign machinery, according to an investigation by Dallas Analytics, posted on August 13. This scheme fits a broader pattern of restricted dual-use technology powering Moscow’s defense industry.
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