Russia's Ozon marketplace is afraid it's next | Break the Fake

Ukraine's campaign against Russian logistics is forcing major businesses to rethink how they operate. After repeated strikes on Wildberries warehouses, reports suggest that another major marketplace, Ozon, has begun taking emergency measures to reduce the risk of similar losses. According to Russian sellers, goods are being redistributed from large logistics hubs to smaller pickup points in an apparent effort to limit damage from potential future Ukrainian drone attacks. At the same time, users have noticed that Ozon's system no longer offers deliveries to occupied Crimea, describing the peninsula as outside Russia's delivery network.

In the latest episode of Break the Fake, Jonasz Rewiński examines Ozon's reported response to Ukraine's strikes, why Russian retailers are becoming increasingly concerned about their logistics networks, and what these changes reveal about the growing pressure the war is placing on Russia's economy.

Chapters:
00:00 - Wildberries competitor Ozon takes precautions in case it becomes Ukraine’s target…
03:16 - …and ejects Crimea from the Russian Federation
05:52 - Russian women appeal to 'Tsar Putin' to address fuel shortages

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