The agent could not access eva.ua itself (403 Forbidden on both root and www variant) and instead assembled a secondhand picture from web search results and one third-party news article, providing an incomplete but usable overview. The site was not agent-readable; all substantive information came from external sources and search results rather than direct site retrieval.

• ›Both eva.ua and www.eva.ua returned HTTP 403 Forbidden, making the primary domain completely inaccessible; the agent fell back to web search as the only viable discovery path.
• ›Step [4] (web search) surfaced all the foundational facts — EVA as a cosmetics/household retailer, top-10 e-commerce status, and courier service launch — but only through search result titles and summaries, not direct site content.
• ›Step [5] (Interfax article from April 2023) was the only content-bearing third-party fetch and provided the most concrete detail: delivery pricing (UAH 149+ free, otherwise UAH 29) and timeline (2–3 days), but this is now ~2 years old and explicitly flagged as potentially stale.
• ›Pricing information is fragmented across sources and partially dated; no current delivery schedule, loyalty programs, return policy, or expanded courier service coverage could be confirmed because the site itself was inaccessible.
• ›The agent did not cite the Trustpilot or business directory URLs in its sources section despite fetching them in the search step, indicating those results were either not fetched separately or did not contribute substantively to the final answer.