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Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Logistics Hubs as Vladimir Putin Shifts Focus Eastward

Ukrainian forces have launched a massive drone campaign targeting Russia's economic and military infrastructure, notably striking seven of the ten largest logistics centers belonging to the retail giant Wildberries. These long-range strikes have forced the Russian online retailer to reorganize its logistics chains while simultaneously putting pressure on Russia's economy and air defenses. Simultaneously, Vladimir Putin has reportedly begun shifting his public itinerary toward Siberia and the Russian Far East to avoid the intensifying drone attacks on Moscow. While the Russian capital continues to be pummeled by waves of drones, the administration has maintained a steady offensive. Russian officials reported that at least 180 drones were shot down in the Moscow region during a recent massive assault. The campaign highlights Ukraine's strategy to bring the war home to the Russian public. By targeting industrial sites and energy facilities far from the front line, Kyiv aims to pressure the Kremlin into a peace settlement. Meanwhile, Russia continues to launch its own ballistic and cruise missiles, targeting various Ukrainian regions and infrastructure.

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