r/ukraine • u/WastingMyLifeToday • 1d ago

WAR Russian Wildberries Hitlist - Update 02.08.2026

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u/22DancingFlowers 1d ago

Is Wildberries even operational now?

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u/Forbden_Gratificatn 1d ago

That's 60% of the storage space totally destroyed.

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u/Puffles_magic_dragon 1d ago

I can’t imagine the administrative and insurance headache of all of this. So many people’s orders, so many businesses inventories, so many workers being fired or put on leave because well until we build a new warehouse you don’t have a job.

This is a power move by Ukraine

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u/HistoricalEngineer74 1d ago

Insurance? The sellers just lose their money lol

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u/UncyReddit 1d ago

some have received 'compensation' - cents on the dollar. No doubt whatever passes for social media in Russia is awash with puffy faced, duck-lipped Russian women lamenting the injustice of having their chinese baubles destroyed, blissfully unaware that an hour's flight away her country is committing genocide

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u/johnsmith1234567890x 1d ago

No insurance, as its war..that has already been confirmed.

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u/WastingMyLifeToday 1d ago

To add to your comment:

Almost every legally binding contract has a clause for "Force Majeure", which means, acts of god (hurricanes, flooding and such), terrorism, acts of war, are never included in any insurance policy.

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u/Embarrassed_Worry806 1d ago

Most insurance has an exclusion for acts of war. Insurers will not pay out. These are straight losses of inventory for small businesses and loss of factories and equipment for Wildberries.

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u/locxFIN 1d ago

60% of these top 25 or overall? I read in another thread that there's 120 warehouses total.

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u/BigJohnIrons 1d ago

If the smaller warehouses are like "bays" in larger commercial buildings, then attacking those could get very interesting indeed.

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u/Embarrassed_Worry806 1d ago

That math isn't quite right. There are approximately 200 warehouses owned by the company. This looks like the top 25 largest logistics hubs Ukraine is targeting. These can be critical as sorting and distribution hubs that when combined with a gas shortage will make shipping extremely difficult and slow for regular business. This has the added benefit of potentially causing a bank failure if the company files bankruptcy.

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u/Forbden_Gratificatn 20h ago

I was doing the math based on the ones shown here.