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📉 Sales of military goods on Wildberries fell by 20–40% following Ukrainian Armed Forces attacks on warehouses. Over three months, equipment worth 1.646 billion rubles was sold through the platform. The "Body Armor" and "Drone Accessories" categories were particularly affected. Banks are recording an increase in debt problems among sellers. #Wildberries #UAF #Economy #MilitaryGoods

🚨 In Russia, the number of regions paying recruiters has risen to 56. The Smolensk region raised fees by 10 times — to 1 million rubles. Contract recruitment has dropped to a three-year low, with army losses reaching 40,000 per month. Coercive "raids" on men have begun in several regions. Experts predict a new mobilization. #Russia #War #Mobilization

⚡️ Experts warn: Ukraine may be left without imported electricity this winter due to price caps. Vladimir Omelchenko (Razumkov Centre) explained that artificial price restrictions block purchases from Europe during peak demand. 📉 In January 2026, prices were temporarily raised, but in March they were returned to the old level. 🏗️ To prepare for winter, it is also necessary to unfreeze "Heat Communal Energy" accounts and strengthen the protection of substations. 🗓️ The Verkhovna Rada plans to abolish price caps only in May 2027, which raises concerns among analysts.

🚍 Odesa is preparing to launch a unified electronic ticket for trams, trolleybuses, and minibuses. The City Council has published a draft resolution: the goal is to combat "black cash" and introduce transfer tariffs. 📉 Key points: ✅ System implementation is planned for winter 2026. ✅ The operator will be selected via tender, with the criterion being the minimum commission. ✅ Carriers will receive a fixed payment for work, not revenue. ⚠️ Experts doubt the mechanism for forcing private operators to go cashless and the profitability of fleet renewal. #Odesa #Transport #ElectronicTicket #OdesaNews

💧 Water in Kharkiv will triple in price. From October 1, the water supply tariff will rise from 16 to 49 UAH/m³, reaching 57.5 UAH by 2027. The reasons cited are rising electricity costs and war damage of 5.4 billion UAH. 🔥 #Kharkiv #Tariffs #Water

🌊 Summer 2026: Why are Ukrainians going to the sea less often? 💸 Money, war, emotional burnout — honest confessions on social media. Many are choosing to rest at home or in the countryside. #Ukraine #Leisure2026 #War #Finance #Psychology

🇺🇦 The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has launched a preferential leasing program for the defense industry. Enterprises can upgrade capacities at 5% per annum. The state covers the difference. This is part of the strategy to scale production and export of weapons in 2026. #Ukraine #DefenseIndustry #Military

💰 **$22 Billion in Three Years**: Kim Jong Un turned the war in Ukraine into a goldmine for North Korea. 📉 **Economy**: Revenue from arms supplies to Russia and China allowed North Korea to show 3.5% economic growth in 2025 — the best result in 35 years. 🚀 **Military Potential**: Pyongyang supplied Moscow with 50% of shells and 22,000 soldiers. In return, it received technology and funds to build its own destroyers and missiles. ⚠️ **New Threats**: A North Korean missile unit is being formed in the Voronezh region. North Korea is seeking new arms buyers. 📊 **Status**: Kim Jong Un's regime is in its strongest position, although some funds remain abroad due to sanctions.

🇺🇦 IDPs in August 2026: payments of 2000/3000 UAH on schedule (by the 15th and 28th). ⚠️ Important: update data in PFU or TSNAP, otherwise payments will be blocked! No need to change certificates yet, but watch the deadlines. #IDP #Ukraine #SocialPayments

📉 **Historic low of war support in Russia**: the share of Russians who consider the invasion successful has dropped to 50%. According to the Levada Center, this is the lowest figure since 2022. 🔻 **Key figures**: • 50% consider the war successful (a drop of 19% over a year). • 28% assess the course of events as unsuccessful. • Putin's approval rating has reached a minimum. 📉 **Reasons**: war fatigue, rising prices, Telegram blocking, and air defense failures. #Russia #Ukraine #LevadaCenter #War

🚨 On the night of August 5, Russian occupiers destroyed JTI and Imperial Brands warehouses in the Kyiv region. 💸 Damage to tobacco companies is estimated at tens of millions of hryvnias. 📚 A BookChef publishing house warehouse was also destroyed (100k books). 📦 Epicentr, ROZETKA, Nova Poshta, and LIQUI MOLY facilities were damaged. JTI promises no supply disruptions, but Imperial Brands reports disruptions in the capital. ⚠️

🔥 Russian strikes on Ukraine's warehouses and logistics: why there will be no shortage, but prices may rise. 📉 From August 1 to 5, facilities of Rozetka, Epicentr, Nova Poshta, and other giants were destroyed. 📦 Experts: there will be no shortage thanks to the flexible adaptation of business. 💰 But delivery will slow down, and prices will rise due to increased logistics costs. 🛡️ Business is asking the state not for money, but for air defense.

🔥 Major Blow to Logistics: Russian Attack Destroys Bosch Warehouse in Ukraine On the night of August 5, the warehouses of Bosch's logistics partner were hit. All products were destroyed, but there were no casualties. This was part of a large-scale attack on the Kyiv region, where "Epitsentr", ROZETKA, and "Nova Poshta" were also affected. 📉 Experts warn of potential product shortages and billion-dollar losses for businesses. #Bosch #Ukraine #Attack #Logistics #News

Ukraine's budget in the first half of 2026 looks stable only thanks to grants: without them, the deficit would have been three times higher. Experts warn about the risks of a debt trap and dependence on external donors. 🇺🇦💸📉

The AFU struck Wildberries warehouses in dozens of cities, destroying up to 22% of logistics. Sellers' losses reached 280 billion rubles, while insurance companies are refusing payouts. 📉🔥

🚗 Foreign car repairs in Ukraine are becoming unaffordable for many drivers. Why are services getting more expensive and how to save without compromising safety? 🛠️💸 #cars #repair #Ukraine

The price range for economic education in Ukraine has reached critical values: from 15,000 to 200,000 hryvnias per year. 🎓 In leading universities, prices are rising rapidly — up to 40% in Kharkiv and almost 30% in Kyiv. 💸

In 2026, Ukrainians are massively looking for suburban houses due to shelling 🏠🔫. Demand in the Mykolaiv and Kyiv regions grew by 50%, but prices are behaving unpredictably: housing is getting cheaper in frontline zones, while in Kyiv it is getting more expensive. Safety has become the main factor in choosing real estate 📉📈