Ukrainian Ajax is still available for purchase on Wildberries, Ozon, and ten other platforms in Russia
The Russian marketplace Wildberries, despite the public outcry, continues to serve as a platform for selling a wide range of goods with direct or potential military applications. The platform features categories related to military gear, tactical equipment, and personal protective gear.
Among the items available on Wildberries are military first-aid kits, tactical backpacks, gear pouches, radios, tactical clothing, insignia, Russian Federation flags, and other products featuring military symbols.
Ajax is sold on Wildberries and Ozon
But the most interesting thing is that Ukrainian-made Ajax Systems were being sold on the Russian marketplace. Despite the Ukrainian company’s official statement that it had ceased operations in Russia following the start of the full-scale invasion, its products remain available to Russian buyers.
As of now, Ajax systems can also be purchased on another major Russian marketplace—Ozon.
This is evidenced by facts based on open sources.
For example, Wildberries previously featured a separate branded section titled “Ajax Security Alarm Systems,” where various models of equipment were available, including the Hub Plus control panel with a detailed description of Jeweller and Wings technologies.
At the same time, the Ozon marketplace still features separate Ajax brand pages with a wide range of products—from the Hub and StarterKit Cam to MotionProtect, SpaceControl, HomeSiren, Relay, and other security system components.
A significant portion of the products on Ozon are sold with a special “RU frequencies” label, indicating that the equipment has been adapted for the Russian market.
Products are available with delivery throughout Russia
Ajax equipment is sold through at least ten independent sales channels in various regions of the Russian Federation, including Moscow, St. Petersburg, Krasnodar, Yekaterinburg, and the Tula Region, as well as through two federal marketplaces—Wildberries and Ozon.
Customers have access to prices in rubles, order placement, delivery throughout Russia, sales consultations, and related services.
However, there is no confirmation that these sellers are current official partners of Ajax Systems. Some labels such as “official seller” or “service center” may date back to the pre-war period or be used without the rights holder’s permission.
The systems are used in the Russian security sector
At the same time, a well-established market for the installation and maintenance of Ajax equipment continues to operate in Russia. Major security companies offer system installation, configuration, integration with central monitoring stations, and ongoing technical support.
This indicates that Ukrainian security systems remain widely available to Russian users, despite the company’s officially announced cessation of operations in the Russian market after 2022.
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