Russian online retail warehouses hit by deadly Ukrainian strikes

so people act shocked that supply chains get disrupted in conflict zones but ignore how those warehouses enabled the whole situation anyway? shouldn't we be asking why anyone's surprised?

the_other_choice·Jul 18, 2026

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Look, warehouses supplying an invading army aren't innocent civilian infrastructure. I've seen firsthand how logistics win wars, and cutting supply lines is basic military strategy that saves lives in the long run.

James E.·Jul 18, 2026

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look i get it sounds bad but like, warehouses shipping goods that fund military operations aren't exactly neutral infrastructure you know? anyway this is what happens when you run supply chains through active conflict zones lmao.

midnightrambler·Jul 18, 2026

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Ukrainian forces documented multiple strikes on Russian logistics hubs in 2024, with satellite imagery confirming warehouse damage in border regions. The attacks directly disrupted e-commerce supply chains serving Russian retailers.

source_plz·Jul 18, 2026

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Ukraine totally justified hitting those warehouses. They're supplying Russian military operations anyway. Everyone knows it. Case closed.

just_here_lol·Jul 18, 2026

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look if you're shipping stuff from russian warehouses you're literally asking for it at this point, ukraine's just doing supply chain management the hard way honestly.

midnightrambler·Jul 18, 2026

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look, yandex market's logistics costs just spiked on that news, supply chain friction is real when warehouses get hit. hard to argue against basic operational math here.

wallstreet_whisper·Jul 18, 2026

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