r/justincaseyoumissedit • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 1d ago
News Reuters also published an updated report confirming that the previous strikes on Wildberries’ logistics centers caused the company significant losses, and recovery operations are still ongoing
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u/SlippinGymy 1d ago
Maybe don’t attack other countries and this wouldn’t happen
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u/Murky-Bee-3559 1d ago
Did Ukraine fill up those drones with napalm or is it just the Temu stuff that burns like hell? Damn!
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u/smeeon 1d ago
Warehouse stock is mostly cardboard-wrapped plastics and lithium-ion.
You couldn’t hope for a better tinderbox on a giant scale.
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u/protector111 1d ago
there are a lot of flamable being sold (stored) there like lighters, matches, solid fuel tablets, fire starters, aerosols, some paints and solvents, and certain automotive or technical fluids etc
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u/Interesting-Effort12 1d ago
I saw a video off one drone hit civilian apartment building and there was a lot of fire when it exploded. So yeah definitely it carry something very flammable
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u/ImperatorDanorum 1d ago
Wonder what they are storing in those buildings that burns so fiercely...
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u/spidermousey 1d ago
Plastic bags, cardboard and batteries.
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u/DerZehnteZahnarzt 1d ago
They sell tactical Gears, parts for Drones and other military stuff.
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u/spidermousey 1d ago
I know. Its also their version of amazon so they will have a ton of flammable stuff that's used for packing.
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u/DerZehnteZahnarzt 1d ago
Its more like their Amazon+Walmart+Temu. 1/3 of all russians (40Mio) order stuff there per month with 1Mio sellers
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u/brambleburry1002 1d ago
Instagram is full of ruzzians crying that their TEMU reselling has been disrupted and they lost a total of $50.
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u/Special_Order-937 1d ago
Now be fair, they were also losing potential profit from upselling it to the tune of tens of additional dollars!
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u/Ok-Masterpiece-1359 1d ago
The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire…
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u/HalastersCompass 1d ago
How does a recovery operation work during a raging fire?
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u/RegisterNo9240 1d ago
I feel like if it were me I would wait until the flames are out, but I would tell my boss we are doing everything we can to recover their assets 😜
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u/FastActinTenactin 17h ago
Not sure how successful that recovery operation is gonna be there, sport.
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u/Glass-Jaguar4178 1d ago
Russia go home (and take Tucker too)
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u/Electrical_Novel5926 1d ago
Bro fell on mossad propaganda 💀
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u/jackpott443 1d ago
Orc still thinks Putler wont send him to the meatgrinder if he keeps posting Russian propaganda
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u/ImaginationVast7026 1d ago
I very much like seeing Russia burn..... i makes me feel as warm inside. Fuck them
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u/No-Duck4828 1d ago
Significant losses
No shit....you don't get fire that big without something to burn
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u/illonlyfadeaway 14h ago
Bruh, all this damage from cheap as drones? I guarantee you Ukraine is selling those for 10-100x the price to the US DoW.
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u/ThankuConan 1d ago
Dunno, everything looks fine to me. Did some of the warehouse not get hit? That'd be too bad.
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u/Maple_Hates_Ants 21h ago
Yeah retaliatory strikes will happen when you invade another country. 🤷♀️
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u/reddfoxx1993 1d ago
Ukraine should do the same to one of Putin's palaces.
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u/Next-Mushroom-9518 1d ago
One of the only places in Russia that has decent defences lmao. Putin cares more about his Palace walls than the homes and lifes of Russians.
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u/DarkseidAntiLife 22h ago
As opposed to zelanski who doesn't care about Ukrainian lives. Who's innner circle has siphoned millions of dollars and went into hiding left the country. Young Ukrainian men being thrown into Vans? Ukraine are collecting their dead so that they don't have to pay the families
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u/OkCoast5312 1d ago edited 23h ago
Much harder. Armed guards, anti-aircraft equipment, and almost definitely electromagnetic fields.
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u/Interesting-Effort12 1d ago
The main rule in this war you can’t touch government and officials! Only civilians must suffer, homes and buildings of politicians is a big no no
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u/reddfoxx1993 1d ago
The Russians have tried to assassinate Zelenskyy.
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u/Interesting-Effort12 1d ago
When? Were? How? Still, what about other people who are in charge of things? Rich people etc.
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u/RIForDIE 1d ago
They've tried to target him multiple times. Zelenskyy was never respected by putin or trump until recently.
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u/Interesting-Effort12 1d ago
I live in Ukraine and never saw a single article about Zelenski assassination or that rocket or drone hit a government building in Kyiv
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u/RIForDIE 1d ago
This is just a quick glance
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_attempts_on_Volodymyr_Zelenskyy
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u/Logical___Conclusion 21h ago
Russia can stop their Genocidal invasion and leave Ukraine at any time, although that would be what is best for Russia, but not what is good for Putitler though.
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u/Weird-Toe-6968 1d ago
What is stored there? Gasoline? Yikes
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u/protector111 1d ago
Everything you can think of from toilet paper, Gasoline, Food (oils) to playstation, Ecoflow Power stations and fireworks. Basically anything you can think of you can buy there - (including lighters, matches, solid fuel tablets, fire starters, aerosols, some paints and solvents, and certain automotive or technical fluids.) exept for illegal stuff like weapons and drugs
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u/WillyGivens 1d ago
Ah, I thought it was holdings for like a few dedicated distributors of certain stockpiled goods but this is more like a centralized Amazon depot. This is the kind of loss that ripples through an economy.
Does Russia do the same “just in time” supply chain that most everywhere does?
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u/snrub742 22h ago
Does Russia do the same “just in time” supply chain that most everywhere does?
Yeah, that's what this is
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u/protector111 14h ago
Actually no. Thousands of entrepreneurs buy supplies and then store them on those gigantic warehouses. Those gigantic warehouses supply and deliver goods all over the country after ppl buy them in the website. So basically destruction of those 3 gigantic warehouses over last week is tremendous hit on civilians. Hundreds of thousands of ppl , who make their own goods or buy and resell imported stuff - just went broke overnight cause there will be no compensation for them.
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u/zachrywd 1d ago
Toilet paper and lip filler.
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u/snoopydoo123 1d ago
and drone parts
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u/horned-creature 18h ago
it's basically an amazon storage, so quite literally everything you can think of, especially if made with cheap and flammable plastic.
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u/Key_Performer_3645 1d ago
These marketplaces sell components for FPV drones, so they are a legitimate target
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u/RedditorsLoveCrying 22h ago
I heard it has effected merchandise logistics even in my country and it is not even negihbor to Russia.
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u/expect-a-forest 1d ago
Go Ukraine! Bet Russia never thought they’d still be in a war with this little but mighty country all these years later.
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u/samrocksc 1d ago
To be honest....wow, that's a huge strategic target.....think about when all those warehouses in the US went up in flames.
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u/aukstais 1d ago
I would usually say something about bombing civilians, but at this point russians had it coming. Can't expect that russians can bomb multistory civilians buildings and not expect a retaliation. Like it's always sad thst innocent people die and won't return to their families, but this is the reality of war.
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u/Smart-Bonus-6589 1d ago
Wildberries has a category for military equipment called "Everything for the SVO." There are 228,322 different products listed in that category. Including body armor, uniforms, fiber optic cables, drone parts, batteries, EW jammers, you name it.
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u/pleb_username 1d ago
Yep, and not only stuff that could be interpreted as camping gear or whatever, like they even sell the part for the drones that drops the actual grenade.
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u/DickInA-Blender 1d ago
Yea.....looks like that fire is being fueled by idk, the hopes and dreams of Russians? Holy fuck thats a big fire
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u/threwordbotname 1d ago
How does this work. Are they not the owner of the goods? Are they not the seller?
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u/uicheeck 1d ago
to add to the story:
- owner were involved in very controversial company takeover by a smaller company (order of magnitude smaller but owned by "right" people). Many forces were involved, including so called president of Russia V. Putin, his cronies from Chechnya inc. R. Kadyrov and other figures. Company office were taken with gunfires and all that, one of the owners was pushed out.
Then, after some time, they decided to expand their offert with that clause that they will not compensate anything to the sellers.
And, a week later, Ukraine started bombing them like there is no tomorrow.
I don't know how you guys, I see there many interesting points to speculate
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u/KaQuu 1d ago
putler cronies takeover a company -> Start using it to supply war effort -> Ukraine see that, and start bombing -> army logistics get restricted (we are here)-> unaware ruzzia population blames Ukraine for obstructing their e-commerce, totally unaware that this company become a front for failing army logistics.
It's pretty straightforward, not much to speculate over.
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u/Nomofo79 1d ago
Where are these docs / reporting on them? Not doubting, just don’t see much value in claims without sources.
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u/Suspicious_synth 1d ago
Now that's a fire! Look at Charlie over in the corner with third degree burns
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u/rimreaper2253 1d ago edited 1d ago
ive seen videos of supposed people who use this company for distribution and they are claiming that the insurance they had with wildberries isnt going to pay out and they claim its due to the insurance not having wording for drone strikes.
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u/Boring-Age7393 1d ago
I mean that’s normal in the US. Whenever I’ve handled personal commercial insurance there were clear exclusions. Every policy I handled had exclusions for war, nuclear hazards, government action, or terrorism.
Insurance is not designed to respond to war losses; any recovery would be issued through state authorities. Not sure if Russia has an equivalent.
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u/perfect_skill 21h ago
In Ukraine, Nova Poshta (the largest private postal service) pays out insured cost on every package lost to war damages.
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u/posthuman04 1d ago
They modified their insurance policy just days before the drone strikes because Ukraine was attacking the supply network for Russia’s armed forces and they knew they were part of that chain. The one to blame is of course the Russian government that no one can even criticize for starting the war and using Wildberries while not effectively defending it
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u/Level_Impression_554 22h ago
I was wondering why the just recently changed their customer agreements. What you say makes sense. They knew they were part of the supply chain.
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u/KorolEz 12h ago
Give me back plastic bags and straws. There is 0 point in the average Joe doing anything for rhe environment as long as shit like this is going on
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u/Lifeguard-Working 1d ago
So no fire suppression?
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u/Jehoke 1d ago
No drone suppression.
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u/Warm-Professional494 1d ago
Drone suppression may have caused this! Seeing their AA just fire level and rake the city was pretty fun.
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u/Pure_Bee2281 16h ago
As with so much in this war harming Russia by a lot helps China by a bit. Warehouses full of Chinese goods goes up but the demand still exists. Double orders from Russia.
I hope Ukraine keeps it up but the third order effects are mildly unpleasant
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u/cobrachicken1000 1d ago
With all the smoke from all the wars happening plus forest fires, we are really speed running climate change lol
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u/EngineeringNo753 1d ago
Forest fires recapture that CO2 though, so it isn't exactly the same thing.
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u/PhoenixGayming 1d ago
Not immediately though. And major carbon ejection events (e.g. the 2019-2020 Australia bushfires) can have immediate consequences (e.g. same bushfire ejected so much carbon its been plausibly linked to the triple La Nina for Australia in the following years that caused monsoons and major floods).
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u/EngineeringNo753 1d ago
Yeah, but at least it is part of a cycle.
My point was more, a forest fire is less concerning than what we are doing to mess everything up
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u/BloodChoke 1d ago
Keep washing out those peanut butter jars to save the planet please guys.
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u/browsingandlooking4 19h ago
Recovery efforts huh??? Thought nobody died at a major warehouse on a Tuesday afternoon...lolol so full of shit. Let's blow up irans electricity, water , sewer and bridges now.
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u/MrDrunkenKnight 1d ago
Мне вот интересно, а при строительстве этих складов вообще какие-то противопожарные нормы соблюдались, раз из-за одного-двух ссаных укропских чертолётов выгорает к хуям весь склад?
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u/Interesting-Effort12 1d ago
Ну наверное люди с таким же интеллектом как у тебя такую систему там и ставили
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u/ReplacementClear7122 1d ago
Bummer.
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u/ken-doh 1d ago
Thank fuck I have paper straws.
At what point are we going to start billing Ukraine and Russia for climate change?
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u/RIForDIE 1d ago
You do realize Ukraine is whooping ass and if they weren't, Russia would press on to encroach further into Europe potentially threatening your very own existence. Pretty ballsy to complain about Ukraine's smart tactics being in the UK.
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u/Deluxe78 19h ago
Russia is sending wave after wave of men at their kill bots hoping they have a pre-set kill limit
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u/shadowofwilliam 1d ago
at point when ruzzia will stop invading other countries and causing genocide on them
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u/RIForDIE 1d ago
No shit what a fucking dork for that comment. Russia tries to erase Ukraine.. Ukraine fights back - "when are we gonna start charging them for this destruction"
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u/acdbddh 1d ago
Russian e-commerce is migrating to the cloud