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Ukraine's Drone Campaign Against The 'Russian Amazon' Is Driven By Political Motives
Ukraine's Drone Campaign Against The 'Russian Amazon' Is Driven By Political Motives
Authored by Andrew Korybko,
The goal is to create a growing class of malcontents by inflicting major harm to small business owners who might then shift the electoral odds against the ruling party ahead of September’s next elections and later possibly form the core of a future protest movement that could be exploited from abroad.
Ukraine’s US-assisted long-range drone campaign against Russia has recently begun targeting the country’s online retailer Wildberries, which is essentially the “Russian Amazon”, with recent strikes either totally...
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