乌克兰近期针对俄罗斯电商企业Wildberries和Ozon的仓库及物流枢纽实施无人机轰炸，摧毁了价值数百万美元的货物1。乌克兰方面声称这些企业向前线士兵供应物资，因此成为军事打击的目标1。
迪肯大学战略研究副教授Matthew Sussex指出，乌克兰的此举不仅意在切断军事补给链，更旨在通过破坏俄罗斯普通消费者的日常购物体验来制造政治压力1。他表示："当人们下单无法成功，因为商品已被乌克兰无人机炸毁时，这会对普京这样的人物造成间接的政治压力。"1
Ukraine has conducted drone attacks against warehouses and logistics hubs operated by Russian e-commerce companies Wildberries and Ozon, destroying merchandise worth millions of dollars.1 Ukraine has claimed that these enterprises supply goods to soldiers at the front lines, making them legitimate military targets.1
According to Matthew Sussex, a associate professor of strategic studies at Deakin University, Ukraine's strategy extends beyond disrupting supply chains to apply political pressure on Russia's civilian population and leadership.1 "When you put in an online order that can't go through because the merchandise has been blown up by Ukrainian drones, that starts to put indirect political pressure on people like Vladimir Putin," Sussex stated.1 The campaign reflects a broader effort to bring the consequences of war directly into the daily lives of ordinary Russian consumers as the conflict enters its fourth year.1
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