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Is that really a wildberry warehouse, or is that code for munitions and drones?
It's Russian Amazon. But they have been the supply chain for some armour and combat wear too.
Also a lot of other items such as drones
Those are some very flammable berries
You'd think a warehouse with billions in merchandise would have a fire suppression system. Guess not.
Why would they leave yacht money in a warehouse doing nothing?
There was a (probably accidental) fire at a smaller warehouse of theirs in early 2024 which burned for a day and cost a shit ton of money, and - shocking - the building had never had fire or safety inspections. So yeah.
A fire suppression system can only do so much. Having said that, I wouldn't be surprised if they had none or it didn't work. It's Russia, after all.
You know, berries that produce viscus black billowing smoke when burned, TOTALLY normal
Probably both. It's definitely psychological warfare though, to increase pressure on Russian society.
its a russian version of amazon,