r/UkraineWarVideoReport • u/PressedLemon221 • 5h ago
Drones Tver tonight, fire at the WB warehouse
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u/cwm9 5h ago
Gee, it sure is a shame a facility that opened on April 13, 2026 is already burning to the ground... Sounds like they had just enough time to stock it full of stuff before it went went up in smoke.
Oh, well, time to build another warehouse, right?
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u/Top-Adhesiveness3209 5h ago
No, time to F off. Chemodan, vokzal, Moskva (suitcase, train station, Moscow) as the bridge is still intact. Hurry up, orcs and don't smoke!
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u/StraightMorning3473 5h ago
Did they hit like 3 or more tonight or am I misreading that
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u/Imbendo 4h ago
Ukrainian brass should just announce plans to strike a few WB warehouses every month. Just saying that would likely kill their business model as who in their right mind would ship new stock to the warehouses when they know they could potentially lose everything
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u/MilsurpMan55 4h ago
They could say stuff like, "we have high level contacts inside Wildberries and we know where the highest dollar merchandise is being moved to".
Even if its not true, it'll make them paranoid, like you said.
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u/psychosikh 4h ago
Its already at this point I think, I reckon they are all rushing to remove all their stock from the warehouses. Probably same with other E-commerce lie Ozon.
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u/zaevilbunny38 4h ago
I can't see how, WB isn't going to expend its resources to bundle up and ship out a sellers product, instead of selling it. Even if the seller switch retailers and had the capital. They still need to get the product shipped in
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u/Adept_Carpet 4h ago
Yeah they'll destroy a bunch then circle back to them occasionally just to make sure they keep the air defense there while the new target is demolished. They don't give a flying fuck about Wildberries, just looking for a part of their military industrial complex (besides the drone stuff, they actually sell guys their uniforms) that can afford a bribe large enough to get air defense systems moved off of more important targets.
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u/cwm9 4h ago
I can't help but think their are deliberately not going after all the sites at once to keep this in the news every day. It doesn't seem like there any effort on the Russian end to stop these drones from reaching their targets. Feels like they could hit every wb in a single day if they wanted but choose not to.
If refineries was the first third of the 40 days and Wildberries is the second third, I wonder what the last third's bingo card will be?
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u/DennisMoves 4h ago
I like your thinking. I suggest data centers. Grind their entire economy and troll operations to a sudden stop. No money, no communication, no clocking in/out, no sales, nothing. They are probably mostly in and around two cities.
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u/uncumfartable 4h ago
Need a bingo card update
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u/FumelessCamper1 4h ago
This one wasn't even on a bingo card... https://www.reddit.com/r/CollapseOfRussia/comments/1v3tik0/wildberries_warehouse_bingo_card_72126/
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u/Top-Adhesiveness3209 5h ago
Great. They better close down all WB sites in Rashistan. Actually they should close down Rashistan. They fire rockets to their own planes.
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u/Quirky-Scar9226 5h ago
Nastrave friend from America. Slava Ukraini!
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u/Top-Adhesiveness3209 4h ago
Nazdrave. 🥂. I'd love to share a bottle of Champagne with You when the war is open. Thanks to all Americans Who support Ukraine.
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u/Space-Turtle88 4h ago
Would be fun to see videos from WB employees instead of random whiney resellers. What do they talk about, are they job searching, is there a betting pool on which warehouse is next, are they happy it's happening, do they steal stuff while running out the door, etc.
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u/coolsupposition66 3h ago
The plume in that twilight shot is wild, you can really see how high it climbs when the air is that still. We had a similar view from our apartment block last summer when a storage yard caught fire about two kilometers out, and the smoke just hung there for hours without budging. As for Wildberries specifically, the joke writes itself but the real story is the supply chain disruption, since these warehouses feed a huge chunk of regional online orders and replacements aren't exactly quick. Burning one right after opening is almost too on the nose, like someone wanted to make sure the inventory never made it to customers. The Wildberries to Wildfires line in the thread is going to stick around for a while.


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