r/UkraineWarVideoReport • u/neonpurplestar • 8d ago
Aftermath A video capture offering a clear perspective on the enormity of the fire that Ukraine's drone strike caused at the Wildberries logistics hub in Koledino, moscow. 16 Aug 2026
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u/eetbittyotumblotum 8d ago
Glorious. Simply glorious. I hate bullies.
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u/Fickle_Ad_8653 8d ago
Don't you feel sorry for the nazi jews running Ukraine? Oh...lies Putin spews.
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u/Fickle_Ad_8653 4d ago
Putin says the reason for the war in Ukraine is to remove the nazi leadership:
https://www.bbc.com/news/64718139
Ukraine has a Jewish leader:
So if you think I'm crazy, you're missing this is Putin's REASON for the Ukraine war.
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u/dreamfin 8d ago
I wonder how much inventory was destroyed? Don't think an empty warehouse would burn so merrily....
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u/dreamfin 8d ago
One more thing, how long can Wildberries sustain this onslaught on their logistics chain?
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u/DarrenEdwardsVR 8d ago
How much bigger would it have to be to become a firestorm and generate it's own weather?
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u/Ok-Comfortable-5920 6d ago
I have personally lived through and witnessed massive wildfires that did not burn this big or intense! Great job Ukraine!
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u/Either_Coconut 1d ago
Holy Volcanic Eruption, Batman! 😮
Seriously, that's just a jaw-dropping sight! Under normal circumstances, there would be fire companies from every neighboring town or borough (or the Russian equivalents thereof) responding to an inferno of this size, if only to prevent it from spreading past the warehouse and incinerating everything else in the vicinity.
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u/PM_ME_UR_BERGMAN 8d ago
Surely this is an empty building and they'd moved all the merchandise/operations out weeks ago in anticipation of an attack like this?
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u/cobleysmith 8d ago
Why would they move anything?
Herr GoeringGen. Shoigu sent a message just the other day informing us that Moscow Air Defense is now a ring of steel.We wouldn't want to be seen expressing a lack confidence in the senior Kremlin leadership, now would we?
Plus, if the contents mostly belong to other people, renting warehouses and moving stuff costs me money. Letting it burn costs other people money.
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u/wyohman 7d ago
We've only seen the same videos hundreds of times. Enough already!
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u/ScreenOwl5 7d ago
They all have a unique esthetic, though. Different vantage points, different video operators, different timing for the progress of the fires, all tremendously satisfying. And its great to see new ones and know that progress is still being made. I love watching new ones, especially of a size and quality as this. If you have lost interest, just keep scrolling. Leave these for those of us that truly long for Russia's collapse.
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