Antony4646

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The “logistics lockdown” continues: 200 kilometres is no distance for Ukraine’s Morrigan drones. In July alone, the 412th Nemesis Brigade destroyed or damaged nearly 500 Russian vehicles and around 400 motorcycles and military buggies. Many trucks and fuel tankers were hit deep behind the front.

I think folks don't quite get what Ukraine is removing from the equation when it comes to their strikes on Wildberries. Wildberies is an online marketplace that focuses on fulfillment by the organization. They have warehouses first, sorting centers second.

Updated infographic. Added the facility in Tula with 194 000 square meter even though initial reporting said they would build 300 000 square meters. They had the remainder of the property left for development. 22 billion in investment and 15 000 jobs.

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Updated infographic. We are adding 7 500 jobs for the Krasny Bor Wildberries facility In late 2025 roughly 2/3rds of the facility or 95 000 square meters of the total 154 000 were launched. Again use the data as the lowest possible jobs estimate.

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Updated infographic. We don't have information if the final part of the Vladimir facility was fully manned. In late 2024 1/3rd of the facility or 58 500 square meters of the total 176 000 were launched. We have 5 000 jobs for late 2024. Use our data as minimum estimate.

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Ukrainian FP-1 drones struck also this morning the refinery in Syzran, Samara region, in Russia. Pictures show one large fire raging inside the facility, close to one of the primary refining units.

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After destroying the Wildberries facility in Shushary almost two weeks ago, Ukrainian long-range drones have struck today the the other Wildberries facility in the Leningrad region, in Krasny Bor, Russia. The facility is completely on fire.

Wildberries' Vladimir facility costs investments, jobs and rebuilding costs: Jobs: 5 000 Investment: 11,5 billion rubles Area: 58 500 + 117 500 Rebuild costs: 18 billion rubles

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Absolutely spectacular video showing how Ukrainian surveillance drones detect a Russian fuel convoy made up by 3 fuel trucks and heading for Russian-occupied Crimea. The first strike takes out the last truck in the convoy. Then, the following strike takes out truck number two.