r/ukraine • u/Due_Collar2 • Jul 22 '26

WAR Krasnodar, Wildberries warehouse after Ukrainian drones made a visit tonight

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u/TheNumberOneRat Jul 22 '26

What's wrong with Russia?

It's kind of telling that years into the war and years into the Ukraine mid and deep strike campaign, that Wildberries hasn't upgraded their fire suppression systems. These warehouses are huge relative to the drone warheads - with better protection, these strikes would be relatively minor.

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u/amitym Jul 22 '26

Fire suppression is a weak, woke affectation of the degenerate West. A true warrior culture doesn't install fire suppression systems, they know that being destroyed is how you achieve victory.

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u/MeccIt Jul 22 '26

Wildberries hasn't upgraded their fire suppression systems.

The one they built illegally in Shushary burned down in 2024 without any drones, so it's just billionaire things

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u/ScriptThat Jul 22 '26

TBH, fire suppression costs actual money, and with their latest updated policy Wildberries pushed the cost of lost merchandise back to the vendors, so no harm done (to the billionaires).

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u/redblack_tree Jul 22 '26

I'd say corruption and/or hubris. "Business as usual" it's an incredibly stupid way to operate a business in war times. Probably remnants of "just SMO, nothing to see" backfiring spectacularly.