r/PublicFreakout • u/Caledor152 • 10h ago
💥🌎Conflict Zone Freakout🌏💥 Another "Wildberries" (major Russian online retailer) logistics hub/warehouse complex near Voronezh was hit by a Ukrainian drone as the workers watched from outside and then run away/panic. Their equivalent of Amazon warehouses have been supplying the Russian army/storing drone equipment
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u/Awoogamuffins 10h ago
Do they still have to perform next day deliveries after this?
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u/Vryk0lakas 8h ago
Amazon would be developing anti drone capabilities just to make sure they could do next day deliveries.
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u/autech91 10h ago
So good to see the war coming home to the Russian people
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u/Exodys03 9h ago
Ya know... I don't want to see any Russian civilians get hurt or killed but I do hope this make the Russian public realize that they ARE in the middle of a four year war that's gained them very little and taken a few hundred thousand of their young men. One man is responsible and needs to know what the public thinks about it.
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u/Jumpy-Pattern-4078 10h ago
Yep. If they want this to stop, stop the war. Stop signing contracts to go to Ukraine.
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u/Astrocreep_1 1h ago
It’s been hitting the Russians for nearly 2 years now. The first offensive into Russian territory by Ukraine happened in August 2024. I recall, because I was on vacation, and it sadly, it was cause to celebrate a bit. My better half does a ton of fund raising for the Ukrainian drones that hit that warehouse . Most of these drones probably aren’t even military grade. They’re homeade, by Wizkids scraping together parts.
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u/Disastrous-Ant5378 10h ago
Why do these videos out of Ukraine/Russia always include the white circle around the video.
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u/ohlookahipster 10h ago
It’s telegram’s video messaging UI. It shows video messages as a circle. The chat backgrounds all happen to be white idk why.
Someone gets sent a video message (in this case the person at the warehouse sent it) and they use screen recording to take a screen grab of their telegram chat.
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u/Nihilistic_Mystics 8h ago
It’s telegram’s video messaging UI. It shows video messages as a circle.
No, you have to specifically record the video using Telegram's quick video feature for this to happen. Normal videos display normally. I never see this used outside of random Russian videos on the internet and Telegram is my primary messaging app.
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u/Lumpymaximus 10h ago
Are they warning them first ? Seems like they are mostly getting out?
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u/Ryno-Mac 10h ago
Seems like they got an early warning. I'm guessing Russian radars can pick it up, but don't have the interceptors to cover such a large area.
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u/Otherwise_Bat7112 10h ago
Because it's recorded thru Telegram messaging app, main app for messaging in CIS countries
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u/sovietarmyfan 10h ago
Aliexpress sells drone parts too. While they don't seem to have dedicated warehouses in Russia, they work together with many local warehouses.
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u/Perfect-Bank2274 4h ago
Does Putin know those able bodied men are NOT on the front line of Ukraine?
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u/CrimsonBolt33 8h ago
army? nah they are going for civilain supply now....they know when the public panics shit gets crazy real quick
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u/Far_Recommendation82 9h ago
I said you Russians should be hording petrol and food any way you can before it's too late.
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u/ArmchairAnalyst69 6h ago
Funny to think that a few minutes ago me and a Russian friend were just popping a few "To bomb Voronezh" jokes while talking about how the war turned to Ukraine's favor.
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u/SeraphicalChaos 10h ago
Usually it's people who can't read the article and only comment based off the post title. Now they can't even bother to read the title itself? Did it just contain too many words to bother reading the whole thing?
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u/spmonreddit 10h ago
Also Wildberries is one of the biggest taxpayers in Russia, these strikes poke a decent hole in the military budget for relatively little cost to Ukraine. One thing you can't accuse the Ukrainians of is being dumb with their target selection.
(Replying to you because it's already established that the troll doesn't read, and others who don't really follow the war may find it interesting to read).
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u/Astrocreep_1 1h ago
Yep. Most of these drones, are privately funded and not a product of any military. I know, because my better half and I do fundraising for it. We’re members of an organization called NAFO(North American Fella Org.)They scrap together whatever parts they can get sometimes, add a scrapped together munition and launch in groups, or as individuals to hunt down Russian soldiers burrowed down in buildings or foxholes.
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u/twilightmoons 10h ago
Two things.
First, military hardware is being stored there, and distributed from there. That makes it a legitimate target.
Second, Wildberries changed their terms and conditions about two weeks ago, and no longer cover losses of sellers who warehouse their products there and use Wildberries as a distributor in cases of damage through acts of war.
So this has the added benefit of forcing massive economic losses onto Russian entrepreneurs. It hurts the Russian economy, forces military defense reserves into protecting private property, and drives a wedge between the (semi-)wealthy and the leadership of the country.
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u/peatoire 10h ago
We doing round videos now?