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    Wildbeerenlager in Rjasan heute Morgen, nachdem ukrainische Drohnen neue Sanktionen verhängt hatten

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    4. RelaxedBluey94 on

      Wildberries has been sanctioned by Ukraine since 2021. Enforcement was delayed, but justice has been served. By drones.

    6. Beast_of_Guanyin on

      Another cheeky lil billion dollar hit. Found a Substack (Giorgi Revishvili’s) saying it was 173 thousand squate metres. So maybe a few billion. Noting I don’t know how credible the source is.

      Wildberries straight up speedrunning bankruptcy.

    9. RelaxedBluey94 on

      What’s EXTRA forceful in this campaign against Wildberries is that after the destruction of so much value, even with the Kremlin’s deep pockets, it’s $10s of billions lost now. A direct strike on the Oligarch wealth machine. Insurers won’t be covering much.

    11. zachrywd on

      Even if they save part of the warehouse, all the truck docks are gone. Brilliant.

    12. Mosinphile on

      Alright people real shit. How much money are they losing every time a warehouse is hit.

    17. Balance_Intrepid on

      Let us hope that the ongoing destruction of Russian wealth and lifestyle support will encourage the people of Russia to discourage ongoing destruction of Ukranian life and well being. Russia get out now!

    18. Short_Currency_1848 on

      Has anyone else recommended they change their brand name to “domesticated berries” at this point?

    20. never_rage_quit on

      I got into a battlefield six game with a Russian chap.
      He was lovely polite funny but we did discuss the war and the strangest thing was he thinks I’m totally brainwashed by the Western Media and Russia is not only fine but winning.
      Obviously, I was of the opposite opinion. What struck me was how “normal “he was but suspended all reason and evidence when talking about the war.

    21. Far-Entertainer3555 on

      Apparently, Wildberries isn’t paying out to sellers at the moment.  
      Certainly looks like they may be in serious trouble as a company.  
      It has 
      $10.58 billion of debt, which i assume it has used to build these warehouses.

    28. First_Performance_14 on

      Since the company’s debt burden already reaches 1.3 trillion rubles (nearly $11–15 billion) in the high interest rate environment, and its creditors are the largest Russian state-owned banks (such as Sberbank and VTB), a potential insolvency would trigger a domino effect that would drag down the entire Russian banking system and retail supply chain as well.

      Because of this, the company is „too big to fail,“ leaving the Russian state with no other choice than to rescue it with massive bailout packages, debt restructuring, and state capital injections, which ultimately means that the wartime infrastructure damages and Wildberries‘ debt burdens will directly burden the Russian state budget and taxpayers.

    29. wiseoldfox on

      The idea of this country collapsing twice, twice in my lifetime warms the heart of this 20 yr veteran of the cold war.

    30. jchuillier2 on

      If I was a Russian dropshipper I would take my shit out of there really really really fast….

    33. Sallandstrots on

      I love waking up and see something big burning in Ruzzia. That goes good with a strong cup of coffee.

    35. ProductGuy48 on

      That parasite Derapaska did say yesterday that if Wildberries goes bust, it will lead to a banking collapse due to the debt facilities and line of credit they use and the chain effect on the economy (other suppliers, contractors etc).

    37. AnonomousWolf on

      I saw a video explaining that Wildberries has billions in debt at banks.

      They took out massive loans and put up their warehouses etc. as collateral.

      If this continues, Wildberries will go bankrupt and the banks will be stuck with all the debt as they have no assets to seize.

      I’d be nervous having money in Russian banks right about now

    39. augustus331 on

      What’s great is that a lot of these Russian entrepreneurs have no insurance for this so they’ll go bankrupt. And those who are insured will drag down the Russian insurance system so it’ll raise costs for everyone involved.

      This has been a year of payback exactly in the places where the second order effects are largest.

      And I love seeing it

    42. Ukraine_Invicta on

      Thank you dear Ukrainians. Just woke up sipping a coffee and watching Orcs stuff burning, is beautiful. Slava Ukraini !

    43. Pristine-Librarian43 on

      Fantastico, ora la crisi economica va a toccare migliaia di persone. Il sapore della guerra ha un retrogusto amaro ed è quello che questo popolo insulso deve provare. Slava ucraina

    44. JudeRanch on

      Day 1617

      Stay Strong Ukraine
      We believe in you

      🇺🇦Слава Україні 🇺🇦
      Sláva Ukraíni!
      Heroyam Slava!
      🙏🏽 🇺🇦 💙 💛

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