Ozon's massive Samara warehouse just got turned into a bonfire. 135,000 square meters of logistics infrastructure feeding the Russian retail machine, now ash. These aren't random targets. Moscow's marketplaces have been moving dual-use goods, drone parts, and military kit straight to the front. Meanwhile, their owners rewrite contracts to screw sellers on "force majeure" from Ukrainian strikes. Asymmetric pushback. Russia keeps bombing Ukrainian civilians and energy, so we make their domestic supply chains expensive and brittle. Every burned fulfillment center raises prices, kills margins, and forces Moscow to divert air defense from actual military targets. Please provide more. The aggressor only feels pressure when the bill lands at home.