1/ Want to protect yourself from rampaging Ukrainian nationalists? No problem! Avito, Russia's answer to eBay, has you covered – you can now buy anti-tank 'dragon's teeth' to protect your private property, just in time for Christmas. 
2/ Multiple companies in Russia have been making anti-tank pyramids and structures for bunkers. Manufacturers include the Moscow reinforced concrete factories of the developers PIK and KROST, according to the independent SOTA news outlet.
3/ Large numbers of these pyramids have appeared across occupied areas of Ukraine, while the Wagner Group is trying to build its own 'Wagner Line' in Russia's Belgorod and Kursk regions. But private citizens don't need to worry about being left out.
4/ Manufacturers in Russian front-line regions, as well as occupied regions of Ukraine, are selling anti-tank pyramids online. For instance, one company from the Republic of Adygea in southern Russia is advertising "Anti-tank pyramids, tetrahedron" for 8,500 rubles ($131) each.
5/ A similar advertisement from a St Petersburg company offers them for far less – 499 rubles ($7.71) each – with delivery to "Belgorod, Kursk, Bryansk, Smolensk, Kherson, LPR, DPR, Zaporozhye region." They offer delivery to Melitopol in Ukraine for 22,000 rubles ($339).
6/ There are currently over 40 companies offering "anti-tank pyramids" for sale on Avito with delivery provided within Russia and occupied Ukrainian territories. The Russian economy may be suffering, but it's obviously a great time to be a concrete manufacturer in Russia. /end
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