Comrades! Pray, cast your eyes upon the latest manoeuvres of the corporate behemoth known as Wildberries. Under the guise of 'support,' this great engine of Capital announces the establishment of a network of partner collection points. Mark my words: this is naught but a calculated expansion of a Monopoly, designed to further integrate the small tradesman into the crushing gears of their industrial machine!

The press-service of the RWB Group—those architects of modern exploitation—proclaims that they are now seeking applications for these so-called 'partner hubs.' They promise the small merchant a pittance of 'additional income' for the processing of shipments and returns. Oh, what a seductive song the Bourgeoisie sings! They offer a few crumbs from their banquet in exchange for the labour of the working class, effectively shifting the burden of logistics onto the shoulders of those they claim to assist.

Furthermore, these masters of trade have already inaugurated their 'Partner Fulfillment Centres' within the smog-choked streets of Moscow and its environs. They boast that these centres shall soon infest the provinces, preparing and sorting goods for the sorting houses of the Monopoly. To the unsuspecting consumer, the parcel arrives as usual, but behind the curtain, the exploitation of the small operator is merely streamlined.

The RWB directors dare to call this a 'restructuring of logistic chains.' In the plain English of the oppressed, it is the tightening of the noose! They invite the owners of delivery points and landlords of premises to utilise their infrastructure—effectively turning every humble shopkeeper into an unpaid agent of the great Capital, a mere cog in a machine that serves only to enrich the few at the expense of the many.

While the state, under the direction of the President, seeks to restore warehouses and logistics ravaged by the fires of war, the Monopoly seizes the moment to entrench its power. The usurers of the digital age do not sleep; they merely find new ways to ensure that the proletariat remains bound to the whims of the great mercantile houses!