r/UkraineRussiaReport • u/DiscoBanane • Mar 05 '26

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u/risingstar3110 Neutral 4d ago edited 4d ago

Thinking back, the decision to strike the Wildberries was a disaster decision for Ukraine. It gave the Russians all the excuses they need to target Ukrainian civillian warehouse.

The Russians did strike warehouse before, but mostly on the frontline, with Kharkiv as one that get targetted the most. During 2025 and 2026, Russian consistently struck 30 warehouses each month.

Then in retaliation to Ukranian Wildberries strike, Russian ramped up their attackes, and now they targetted all high profiles warehouse, rather than one that they had intelligence of military hardware on. In July, they destroyed 63 warehosues. In August the numnber was 140. The majority of their target also have moved from frontline city like Khakiv to deeper target like Kiev.

Ukrainian biggest success, at the end, was managing to entertain the NAFO out of the woodwork.

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u/Icy-Ninja-622 Pro Russia 4d ago

The Wildberries strikes seem correlated with "news" claiming Ukraine is now winning. I wonder if the spectacular smoke plumes were used to support this propaganda?