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No dear Russians, you can't just use Ozon instead of Wildberries.
Ukraine has a special task force that track where the Russian Military get their equipment. This task force has developed methods where they can sometimes track the entire logistics chain, all the way down to what part of a warehouse the parts are placed! This was the main reason they went so hard after Wildberries. And probably the reason they are going after Ozon now.
This makes these warehouses legitimate military targets.