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31.07.26 - 17:12
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Wildberries: Das Amazon Russlands, das von der Ukraine angegriffen wird (RND)
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Immer wieder brennen Logistikzentren des größten russischen Online-Händlers durch gezielte Drohnenschläge der Ukraine. Während der Milliardenkonzern den Schaden verkraften kann, stehen viele Kleinhändler vor dem finanziellen Aus – weil Wildberries kurz vor den Angriffen seine AGBs anpasste....
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28.07.26 - 00:06
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Putin Admits Escalation: Enemies Unable To Defeat Russia On Battlefield, Resort To ′Open Terrorism′ (ZeroHedge)
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Putin Admits Escalation: Enemies Unable To Defeat Russia On Battlefield, Resort To 'Open Terrorism'
This month has witnessed a string of major Wildberries warehouses and logistics hubs go up in flames due to wave after wave of Ukrainian drones strikes. The Russian online retailer, which is by far the largest and widely deemed the 'Russian Amazon' - is bracing for likely more attacks to come.
Ukraine's long-range drones strikes have very clearly moved beyond just oil and defense industrial sites, and have even included an attack on a holiday camp in Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia over the weekend, which killed at least twelve civilians. The Kremlin called it a terror attack, given it was a direct assault on a resort area.
Fresh Monday comments from President Vladimir Putin have highlighted this shift in Ukraine's strategy. Putin says that its forces are unable to advance the battlefield, and so are increasingly moving to outright terrorism tactics.
Image via Sputnik
"[Enemies] ar...
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25.07.26 - 15:48
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Ukraine′s Drone Campaign Against The ′Russian Amazon′ Is Driven By Political Motives (ZeroHedge)
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Ukraine's Drone Campaign Against The 'Russian Amazon' Is Driven By Political Motives
Authored by Andrew Korybko,
The goal is to create a growing class of malcontents by inflicting major harm to small business owners who might then shift the electoral odds against the ruling party ahead of September's next elections and later possibly form the core of a future protest movement that could be exploited from abroad.
Ukraine's US-assisted long-range drone campaign against Russia has recently begun targeting the country's online retailer Wildberries, which is essentially the “Russian Amazon”, with recent strikes either totally destroying or greatly damaging several of its logistics centers. The Financial Times cited Russia's edition of Forbes to report that these attacks might have already destroyed 150-275 billion rubles' worth of inventory thus far, equivalent to around $2-3.5 billion, or more than Wildberries' net profit last year.
They also importantly cited Alexander Kolyandr...
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24.07.26 - 15:51
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Yet Another Wildberries Facility - Russia′s Amazon - Goes Up In Flames After Ukraine Drone Strike (ZeroHedge)
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Yet Another Wildberries Facility - Russia's Amazon - Goes Up In Flames After Ukraine Drone Strike
Another large warehouse and logistics hub for major online Russian retailer Wildberries has been targeted and struck by Ukrainian drones.
This is the third time in a week the company widely considered to be the 'Russian Amazon' has seen its warehouses go up in flames. At least eight of its shipping facilities have been attacked overall this month. Wildberries co-founder Tatyana Kim confirmed the fresh attack on company facilities Friday morning:
Kim, Russia's wealthiest woman, said Wildberries facilities in St. Petersburg and the surrounding Leningrad region, as well as in annexed Crimea, were hit overnight. Fires broke out at several locations, though Kim said "parts" of the warehouses were saved.
While Kim said none of the company's employees were injured, Leningrad region Governor Alexander Drozdenko wrote in a post on Telegram earlier in the morning that three people were h...
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23.07.26 - 12:12
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Wildberries - Russia′s Amazon - Has Seen Four Major Hubs Attacked In Quick Succession (ZeroHedge)
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Wildberries - Russia's Amazon - Has Seen Four Major Hubs Attacked In Quick Succession
Wildberries, which is widely referenced as 'Russia's Amazon', has seen four of its top ten distribution hubs attacked by Ukrainian long-range drones in only a matter of days, potentially putting their business operations in doubt.
Stunning footage is widely circulating Wednesday of some of the latest attacks, which came overnight. A large fire broke out in the outskirts of Krasnodar in southern Russia at a sprawling Wildberries warehouse.
Image via Exilenova+
Regional media has cited several separate fires in the area, before which witnesses reported hearing some 20 to 30 explosions across the city and its outskirts.
Another key logistics hub for Wildberries, which is far and away the country's biggest online retailer, was also hit in the Stavropol region overnight, resulting in the urgent evacuation of employees.
Four days prior, the company's warehouses in central Russia were struck, which killed e...
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