Russians hit civilian logistics hubs in Ukraine, then cry when theirs get hit. Give Lavrov a few hours and he’ll be accusing us of terrorism again.
Pilk_ on
Migrant workers at these hubs have been forcefully recruited to fight, sometimes with the assistance of Wildberries itself. In case you were wondering why they are copping drones.
RidetheSchlange on
I saw other videos claiming russian SAM hit their own Wildberries distribution center, so no clue what’s actually happening and who hit what.
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In July 2021, [Ukraine](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukraine) imposed sanctions on Wildberries and Kim because they sold Russian military uniforms and anti-Ukrainian books.[^([19])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildberries#cite_note-19) The company said it did not have assets in Ukraine or capital, so sanctions would not harm Wildberries, but only Ukrainian entrepreneurs using its platform. Wildberries said that it sold goods that other foreign players sold in Ukraine. Wildberries accused Ukraine of double standards and discrimination of business. The company’s speaker Wildberries did not expect harm to the company.
Hyenov on
Isn’t that civilian infrastructure? It certainly looks like some it.
Affectionate-Emu4140 on
Lots of foreign workers at this Wildberry center (?)
Taxi-Shinawat on
Surprised to see drones near Moscow again. I though the Russians would’ve closed airspace after the Kapotnya refinery debacle.
Hadleys158 on
Special delivery…..anybody expecting a bomb?
ZenX22 on
There’s something that feels so 2026 about seeing a corporate logistics center targeted by a drone strike.
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bigmarty3301 on
What’s the military value of the distribution centre?
wombat9278 on
I think you can say ex worker
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Claubk on
Hope they’re having a blast….
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“we lost your package”
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Fuck em Ukraine has done their best to stay clean this war, but Russia just takes advantage of every human decency.
I’m surprised they held back this long on „grey“ targets
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Russians hit civilian logistics hubs in Ukraine, then cry when theirs get hit. Give Lavrov a few hours and he’ll be accusing us of terrorism again.
Migrant workers at these hubs have been forcefully recruited to fight, sometimes with the assistance of Wildberries itself. In case you were wondering why they are copping drones.
I saw other videos claiming russian SAM hit their own Wildberries distribution center, so no clue what’s actually happening and who hit what.
Also:
In July 2021, [Ukraine](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukraine) imposed sanctions on Wildberries and Kim because they sold Russian military uniforms and anti-Ukrainian books.[^([19])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildberries#cite_note-19) The company said it did not have assets in Ukraine or capital, so sanctions would not harm Wildberries, but only Ukrainian entrepreneurs using its platform. Wildberries said that it sold goods that other foreign players sold in Ukraine. Wildberries accused Ukraine of double standards and discrimination of business. The company’s speaker Wildberries did not expect harm to the company.
Isn’t that civilian infrastructure? It certainly looks like some it.
Lots of foreign workers at this Wildberry center (?)
Surprised to see drones near Moscow again. I though the Russians would’ve closed airspace after the Kapotnya refinery debacle.
Special delivery…..anybody expecting a bomb?
There’s something that feels so 2026 about seeing a corporate logistics center targeted by a drone strike.
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What’s the military value of the distribution centre?
I think you can say ex worker
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Hope they’re having a blast….
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“we lost your package”
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Fuck em Ukraine has done their best to stay clean this war, but Russia just takes advantage of every human decency.
I’m surprised they held back this long on „grey“ targets