Ukraine's Latest Attack Points to a New Problem for Putin

Putins' war got worse when Ukraine struck Wildberries — Russia's Amazon, and triggering panic buying across Moscow. It was the deadliest attack on Russian soil in two years. Russia responded with fifty ballistic missiles fired at Kyiv, one of the largest barrages of the entire war. Ukraine's air defences, bolstered by the commitments made at the NATO summit in Ankara, intercepted most of them. This wasn't a random escalation. Ukraine has been watching Russia systematically destroy Nova Poshta terminals — its own postal and logistics network — for months. On Saturday it delivered a message to sixty-two million ordinary Russian consumers: so is yours. In this video — what the Wildberries strike actually means strategically, why it is the fullest expression yet of Ukraine's long-range sanctions plan, what Russia's furious response reveals about how much it stung, and why the military balance that Russia has been counting on is shifting in ways that cannot be easily reversed. Join as a channel member for exclusive content:    / @theglobalgambit   Support the Channel One-time support: https://buymeacoffee.com/theglobalgambit Patreon:   / theglobalgambit   Newsletter https://pyotrskurzin.substack.com Connect X:   / pkurzin   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/pyotrkurzin.... Instagram:   / pyotrsfootprints   #ukraine #russia #putin #geopolitics #war