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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Foreign Policy
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 15, 2026
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The Wildberries Theory of Russian Defeat (opens the original)
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Understanding the conflict four years on. Ukraine’s campaign of deep strikes against oil refineries, military bases, and logistical targets has brought the war home to Russians. The past week has seen at least a dozen attacks on the warehouses of Wildberries, an e-commerce retailer often described as the Russian Amazon. The opening salvo on the company’s flagship logistics facility near Moscow generated a smoke plume so enormous that it could be seen from space, blackening the skies over much of
The Wildberries Theory of Russian Defeat (opens the original)
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Understanding the conflict four years on. Ukraine’s campaign of deep strikes against oil refineries, military bases, and logistical targets has brought the war home to Russians. The past week has seen at least a dozen attacks on the warehouses of Wildberries, an e-commerce retailer often described as the Russian Amazon. The opening salvo on the company’s flagship logistics facility near Moscow generated a smoke plume so enormous that it could be seen from space, blackening the skies over much of
Putin’s War Comes Home to Russia (opens the original)
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Understanding the conflict four years on. In Chita, a city in Russia’s Transbaikal region roughly 3,700 miles from the front, a man spent 39 hours in his car waiting in line for fuel late last month. When he finally reached the pump, a reporter asked him what he made of it. The man did not blame the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, which is now bringing the war home to Russians by striking fuel depots and oil refineries. Instead, he blamed the Russian government for being “too soft” on Ukraine, ad
Putin’s War Comes Home to Russia (opens the original)
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Understanding the conflict four years on. In Chita, a city in Russia’s Transbaikal region roughly 3,700 miles from the front, a man spent 39 hours in his car waiting in line for fuel late last month. When he finally reached the pump, a reporter asked him what he made of it. The man did not blame the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, which is now bringing the war home to Russians by striking fuel depots and oil refineries. Instead, he blamed the Russian government for being “too soft” on Ukraine, ad
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