E-commerce Under Fire: Wildberries founder Tatiana Kim says Ukrainian drone attacks on the company’s logistics network are hitting “hundreds of millions” across 10 countries, with entrepreneurs in Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Uzbekistan and China among those reporting billions in losses; she adds the firm is daily upgrading warehouse security and fire safety, including new fire brigades and extinguishing systems. Port War and Food/ Fuel Links: Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign is shifting toward commercial ports, grain terminals and oil export facilities, while Russia counters by targeting six commercial ports—raising pressure on both agricultural exports and crude shipments. Belarus-Linked Security Scrutiny: Lithuania is reviewing the residency status of Belarus-linked businessman Andrei Shimanovich after an OCCRP investigation raised concerns about mobile apps’ data flows and infrastructure. Agriculture Mobilization: Belarus Defence Minister Viktar Khrenin says procedures are being worked out to draft or train underperforming agricultural workers and managers after the 2026 harvest push. Energy Market Strain: Reports say Russia is stabilizing fuel supplies partly via imports, including gasoline shipments from Belarus and Kazakhstan, as refinery damage from drone strikes continues to affect output. Logistics Trade Route: Belarusian Railway launched the “Slavic Caravan” rail freight service to Uzbekistan, aiming to open new trade opportunities.