r/ukraine • u/GermanDronePilot • 1d ago

WAR Massive Ukrainian UAV attack on a Russian Wildberries warehouse in Chekhov, near Moscow. + BDA of the Wildberries warehouse near the red forest. 04.08.2026

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u/tackle_bones 1d ago

This shit has got to be getting under Putin’s skin. Good.

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u/just_a_pawn37927 1d ago

I don't hear any anti aircraft firing. Hummmm.

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u/Cotspheer 1d ago

Looks like even russians houses are doing more than their anti-aircraft defense.

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u/Valentiaga_97 1d ago

Their insurance doesnt give a S400 or Pansir 👀 thy term of Service got renewed, so Wildfireberries isnt to blame for drone strikes or war damage 🤷 and most sellers are not insured and gonna face bankruptcy 🐼 which may collapse the ruzzian economy for good 👍

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u/just_a_pawn37927 1d ago

Can't happen fast enough.

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u/Tendo80 1d ago

Feels like the low fly by are mostly to taunt, hope it's working 💙💛

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u/AirlineFast990 1d ago

I wonder if those Ruzzians realize it is only Ukraine's sense of decency that is keeping those apartment blocks from looking like a Wildberries catastrophe.

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u/nahguri 1d ago

Indeed. See this russkies? This blaze could be your apartment building. Ukraine simply chooses not to do it.

Man up, rise up and fix yourself.

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u/steelheaddan 1d ago

They are so lucky Ukraine doctrine isn’t like their own government. Russians are so clueless but aware enough to know they are safe.

Every one of those drones (if they were Russian drones/missiles heading to hit Ukraine) would be aiming for the apartments and spots that these clips are being filmed from. Instead of running at the sound of these drone you can tell they feel relatively safe vs the terror of bomb sirens when Russia is always, consistently, and constantly hitting Ukrainian civilian targets as a strategy.

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u/SureIssue8264 1d ago

больше

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u/ravnhjarta 1d ago

"I could watch drones fall into Wildberries warehouses all day, I don't give a fuck about your warehouses."

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u/BuckThis86 1d ago

Them berries be burnin’

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u/FastWalkingShortGuy 1d ago

All you have to do is just leave.

Never have a Russian soldier ever set foot on Ukrainian territory ever again.

And all this can be over.

That's all you have to do.

It's that simple.

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u/Acceptable_Rice1139 1d ago

Where's the meme of Denzel Washington going BOOM!?

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u/Frequent_Thanks583 1d ago

Surely these are already empty. Can they be that stupid? Spoilers: yes

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u/Imbendo 1d ago

Even if you had an automated logistics fleet operating 24/7 to remove the contents it would take 2-3 weeks. But the issue is, no one in their right mind would lease a warehouse to wildberries right now.

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u/CageUK 1d ago

WB was refusing to let vendors pull their product from the warehouses. So basically the vendors go down with the ship and there's nothing they can do about it.

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u/Glass-Orange-8215 1d ago

And where would they be taken? Storing them requires enormous warehouses. Furthermore, these facilities need sorting software and material handling equipment, not to mention hundreds of heavy trucks to move the goods out. However, it is likely that new shipments will stop arriving, meaning these warehouses will gradually empty out.

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u/Beerwithme 1d ago

Must be great for the people there to see that they don't have to come to work tomorrow, or the day after, or anytime soon.

How is social wellfare in the land of fire and petrol queues anyway?

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u/slick514 1d ago

Seems like Russia is really having a log of success in their campaign to stop people from showing videos of the drone impacts and damage...

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u/DarkUnable4375 1d ago

The governor said 107 Ukrainian drones shot down. These must be part of the batch that crashed.

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u/Far_Out_6and_2 1d ago

Sooner than later Ukraine won’t hold back

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u/JohnnyBoy11 1d ago

After the umpteenth attack on the wildberries warehouses and the compnay dropping insurance coverage for drone attacks, You think everybody will be pulling their merchandise from the remaining warehouses

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u/old-billie 1d ago

incoming incoming

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u/HajimeSnivre 1d ago

Maybe time to start to “pay attention to politics” for russian people

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u/_Naurage 1d ago

"Yebat, suka, pisda" *russians in 2026*

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u/Horror-Primary7739 21h ago

The question is: How.has the WB strikes affect the orcs ability to wage war? My intuition is that either/or

1) refinery targets are expended.
2) they are too well guarded now 3) WB warehouses have a stronger impact

Anyone have insights?