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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.
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.
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.
You know, berries that produce viscus black billowing smoke when burned, TOTALLY normal
its a russian version of amazon,
Probably both. It's definitely psychological warfare though, to increase pressure on Russian society.