70% of Ukrainian schools reopen in person despite wartime risks
More than 8,000 schools across Ukraine will operate in person starting Sept. 1, according to the Ministry of Education and Science.
In early August, Ukrainian strikes on Wildberries warehouses led to conspiracy theories about the availability of military supplies on Russian online marketplaces. The marketplaces, Ozon and Wildberries, were still selling goods intended for Russia's military, including body armor, drone components, and body bags. Volunteers supplying the Russian army ordered items ranging from civilian goods like food and clothing to military gear.
Despite the strikes, Ukraine's Defense Ministry continued to target Ozon facilities, with strikes becoming systematic by September 1. By August 22, no targeted strikes had been launched on Ozon.
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