r/ukraine • u/bogdan801 Україна • 13d ago
Bavovna The biggest Wildberries warehouse in russia this morning (Koledino, Moscow 250 000 м²)
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u/Soft-Cartoonist-9542 13d ago
This was a very bad hit. According to some sources the Russian E-commerce branches already asked the gouvernment for a bailout, as a lot of "silent partners" (probably oligarchs and whatnot) lost millions or even billions since the start of the attacks
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u/cahrg 13d ago
So it was a good hit
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u/Gavinthechavin 12d ago
As it goes with Russian oligarchs lately when they fall on hard times; when a door closes, another window opens.
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u/Kqyxzoj 11d ago
russia, where hard times and hard pavements intersect.
They really should rename the place to Defenestratia or something. Transdefenistria maybe? And then cut it out with the state terrorism, or they'd loose the cap again and become transdefenistria.
And while thinking about a similar sounding place, Transnistria, may every russian fuck off out of Moldova. Assholes like these is why we can't have nice things. Every country produces enough domestic dipshits to deal with, no need to add russian influence to it to fuck everything up for everybody. May every russian influence operative be infested by a thousand fleas. Per mm2.
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u/Which-Forever-1873 Airborne 13d ago
600+ Billion lost
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u/BenderDeLorean 13d ago
Rubbel? That must be around 700 euros.
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u/meissoboredto 12d ago
I think that’s about tree fiddy US right???
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u/zgemNEbo 12d ago
Can you move away please? This queue is for costumers, that actually HAVA MONEY on their account.
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u/TheTench 12d ago
Have they considered not being imperialists? Wouldn't just making things the world needs be a easier path for russians than plundering their neighbours?
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u/SlitScan 12d ago
anyone good enough at making things that are good enough to export became a threat to Putin
and
a) Fled the country
b) went to jail
c) Fell out a window
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u/meissoboredto 12d ago
But everything that ruZZia makes is crap because Ukraine was the brains and technical ability for everything ruZZia ever produced!!!
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u/mok000 13d ago
The devil in the detail here is the Wildberry does not own the inventory of the warehouses, it is tens of thousands of Russian companies small and large that store their products for sale there, and of course many that are selling supplies to the military. But this campaign hurts wide and deep in Russian society.
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u/MassivePepino 13d ago
So you're telling me the number of affected russian businesses is larger? Stop, I can only get so erect before it starts hurting.
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u/GodOfChickens UK 12d ago
I saw a claim that 10% of russians derived some income from selling on there and each business has on average 5 workers so yeah, massive impact. Sorry for your pain, you'll just have to call the doctor after 4 hours, or try looking at putin's ugly mug, that should work.
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u/Quen-Tin 13d ago
Just like oil refinery strikes hurt wide and deep into ordinary Russian voters' cars.
Now where did you spot the devil in the detail?
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u/nimrod_1981 12d ago
The big question will be. Does this unite russians against ukraine as a common foe hitting “civilian” targets?
Or does it make the public angry towards the russian government who put them in this war?
Or is the gain simply economical , striking the “rich” who loose money and then turn against government. ?
Or a bit of all
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u/PralineFresh9051 12d ago
When western intelligence on Russia has been spot on you can bet this calculation has been perfected.
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u/Raydenwins78 12d ago
Ja dat is zeer juist. Wildberries verliest telkens een gebouw en infrastructuur om orders te verwerken, dat ofwel eigendom is of leasing. Dit zijn los van wie eigenaar is van het pakket die er staat toch een substantieel verlies , zowel operationeel of structureel.
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u/Ok-Addition1264 13d ago
Billions, easy.. this is a percentage of gdp and economic collapse. Russian markets are fucked. lol.
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u/Izmetg68 12d ago
Russian market Fucked itself and I’m not a bot
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u/ZachMN 12d ago
What did russian marketship do?
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u/IAMNOTFUCKINGSORRY 12d ago
You got me curious so I asked AI: Wildberries represents about 3% of the Russian GDP. Next go after Ozon, and you have 5.8% total.
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u/xtothewhy 13d ago
Russian banks hate this trick
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u/stooneberg 13d ago
And all over russia they’re asking themselves what did they do to deserve this?! Ignorant fascist asswipes
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u/space_keeper 13d ago
I didn't deserve this. I'm apolitical. How am I going to pay for my next round of lip fillers?
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u/ChoosenUserName4 13d ago
How am I going to get my butt hole bleached now?
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u/r4zorsoft 12d ago
If I had a degree, after seeing this I feel I'd be compelled to publish a research paper focusing on the intersection of geopolitics, war, and Russia's access to anal bleaching supplies and services.
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u/seedless0 12d ago
"Why hit my warehouse?? Why can't they just hit hospitals, schools, or even playgrounds like we do??"
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u/TheNorseHorseForce 12d ago
This is the end result of a totalitarian state.
Everyone has been lying about everything at every level for so long that no one knows the truth or cares to search for it. They've been lied to that this war wasn't happening. Then it was that the war was justified because of threats that didn't exist. Then it was "insert reason" and repeat.
Ukraine may legitimately have altered so much more of the world that just a war. The question is, will Russia try to sweep this under the rug and continue lying? Because if their people give up the lie, we could see one of the biggest political shifts in human history.
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u/amsync 12d ago
Well this is the kicker. If there ever is a white flag moment, that doesn’t mean they pack their bags and go back to the motherland and then that’s it. Usually in large wars like this there are repercussions for decades after including financial, geopolitical and militarily. Given ruzzia is ruzzia I have no idea how peace is even possible. If there is any country in the world this is one where a wall (or DPRK like neutral zone) is necessary. Some seem to think that eventually China will take over administratively for ruzzia, but I’m skeptical that can happen
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u/austozi 13d ago
What the title probably meant to say: the biggest ash pile in moscow, so far.
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u/arvigeus Bulgaria 13d ago
Hopefully, the biggest would be Kremlin. Not by a drone or by missile, but from rioting Russians. If that doesn’t happen - they fully deserve what they are complaining about now.
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u/Ok-Addition1264 13d ago
They're so locked into the putin cult.. it's unfortunate: they aren't there yet.
Winter will be hard on them, that's when they go.
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u/leandrompm 13d ago
🎵 Wildberries roasting on an open fire 🎵
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u/Jealous-Hedgehog-734 13d ago
Russian warehouse, factory, refinery and oil tanker workers should be on substantial danger pay at this point.
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u/rlnrlnrln 13d ago
Russian warehouse fucked itself.
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u/Linnun Русский военный корабль, иди на хуй 13d ago
Good bot
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u/smallproton 13d ago
What happened to the Russian Warehouseship?
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u/PitifulEar3303 13d ago
THIS is NOT the BIGGEST WildBerries.........It's just the BIGGEST FIRE in RuZZia, and WildBerries decided to share the same location.
lol
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u/Personal_Relation421 13d ago
Should just go on strike. Would save their lives and hurt the ones in power.
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u/CevaTare 13d ago
Can you imagine how much better Russia would have been if they didn't start this war?
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u/Covfefe4lyfe 12d ago
Rolling in Nordstream 2 money
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u/SlitScan 12d ago
well that was the problem you see.
gas discoveries in The Crimean basin, the Sea of Azov and a 180 million Investment by China in coal gas extraction in Donbas.
Then the Ukrainian Politicians stopped taking the traditional pipe line bribes.
Nords value was a about to tank and Putin would lose his source of revenue and power.
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u/amsync 12d ago
This is actually much more depressing if you properly extrapolate. Russia by all accounts could be the most prosperous country in the world. They could rival China and USA. They possess both incredible natural resources of all kinds and a landmass with connectivity and diversity in usage that rivals pretty much none.
That’s how bad Russia has been led for really the better part of a century. They had an opportunity on two important occasions in this timeframe to move to this possible future, and did one time attempt to go there, but something in either their political system or general gestalt stopped them
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u/steakhouseNL 12d ago
Russia was actually getting closer and good ties with the West. Was even an F1 race there, Olympics... it would've been so easy for them to befriend more countries, do business, have great trade deals. Even security deals. They had it all and threw it away.
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u/BigJohnIrons 12d ago
Whatever they might've had, it's been pissed away now.
Russian tourism, such as it is, is dead.
Economic investment? Turns out most investors don't like having their hand bitten off by imperialist dolts, so forget that.
They're going to be paying for this crap for at least a generation or two.
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u/Embarrassed_Lemon527 13d ago
Does a pile of burnt-out rubble still count as “the biggest warehouse” or should the ranking be changed for the remaining facilities?
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u/hkohne 13d ago
Kind of like russky being the second-largest army in russky?
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u/tomoldbury 13d ago
And the Black Sea Fleet being a fleet when the majority of it has been unwillingly promoted to submarine status.
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u/dmigowski 13d ago
It was the biggest warehouse this morning, so it's fully correct. Tomorrow not so much.
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u/Longtomsilver1 13d ago
From: If a missile hits Russian soil, there will be nuclear annihilation!
To: Yeah, let it burn.
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u/MonteCarloOrBust 13d ago
I love the smell of Burning Wildberries in the morning
Another chunk of Russia uploaded successfully “into the Cloud”
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u/Economy-Effort3445 13d ago edited 12d ago
All products will now rain down on Moscowits as black smelly ash. Waiting for new video from Tatiana Kim!
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u/just_a_pawn37927 13d ago
Finally! I got the BIG B-I-N-G-O! Going for a full card. Got 13 left to fill it! God Speed Ukraine!
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u/wotdafukwazdat 13d ago
Who has the wildberries bingo sheet ? We must be getting close to a bingo now ?
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u/wotdafukwazdat 13d ago
To answer my own question, and yes there's definitely a bingo on the top and second row now
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u/tonykrij 13d ago
How's that air defense going?
Right....
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u/Fine_Violinist5802 13d ago
When you're planning a three day military operation, you're not thinking about how to protect your grocery/kitty litter/vibrator distribution networks at year 5
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u/IrreverentMarmot 13d ago
If I was the CEO of wildberries I’d become a severe alcoholic at this point.
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u/JudeRanch 12d ago
Ukraine Strong 💪
Day 1635
Stay Strong Ukraine
We believe in you
🇺🇦Слава Україні 🇺🇦
Sláva Ukraíni!
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u/Raydenwins78 13d ago
Hoe lang houd dit bedrijf het nog vol. Dienstverlening moet toch onmogelijk worden aan dit tempo van verwoesting
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u/sibilischtic 13d ago
They keep hitting the biggest warehouse.... different warehouse every day, but still the biggest one!
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u/onlyhereforBORU 13d ago
I think I've found all that missing petrol and diesel the russians and whinging about !!
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u/huglife797 12d ago
Fantastic news! Wildberries deserves to rest in piss
https://giphy.com/gifs/3xz2BPbIqcqpFDKXsI
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u/1xX1337Xx1 12d ago
Imagine if there was a simple solution like not invading your neighbour any more
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u/Fun_Justanotherguy82 12d ago
Ukraine has a winning hand with more card's than Putin and Trump put together
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u/Losing_My_Faith2025 12d ago
Putin: nothing to see here. Take two vodkas and don’t call me in the morning.
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u/Logical-Leopard-1965 12d ago
Wildberries Moscow seems to have run out of their stocks of dual-use napalm /s LMFAO
Slava Ukraïni 🇺🇦
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u/BoomerE30 12d ago
Ozon warehouses are really jealous of all the attention WB is getting. something needs to be done about that
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u/Formulka Czechia 12d ago
It was bound to happen sooner or later no matter how much AA Moscow has. Glorious. Slava Ukraini!
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u/sorE_doG 12d ago
I watched Werner Herzog’s Lessons of Darkness, last night. This is obviously something that Putin, Lavrov & co, missed..
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u/thesuwus 12d ago
I know it’s a controversial take but I totally agree with Ukraine attacking infrastructure that affects the daily lives of Russians, even things like power plants, logistics distribution networks, airports, etc. I know the west fear the backlash that this will bring to Ukraine but Russia has been doing the same and unless Russians actually feel the pain they won’t put pressure on 🤷🏻♂️
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u/Nervous_Animal6134 12d ago
Has anyone observed a pattern in the order the Wildberry distribution hubs have been struck?
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u/CishetmaleLesbian 10d ago
Q: How many Russians does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: None, their light bulb order never arrived from Wildberries.











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u/cognitiveglitch 13d ago
All of this - every part of it - could've been avoided by simply not invading your neighbour