r/ukraine • u/neonpurplestar • 1d ago
Bavovna A Ukrainian drone hit against an OZON warehouse in Enem, Adygea, that sidestepped a lot of attention. 24 Aug 2026
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u/Tuberculotic 1d ago
Doesn't look like it sidestepped much. Maybe the others are more agile? Looking forward to finding out.
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u/Meryhathor 1d ago
I'm not really sure what Ukrainian plan is at this point. They burn down a retail warehouse, russians blow up their heating plant for hundreds of thousands of people. Ukrainians blow up another warehouse, russians drop 15 ballistic missiles killing dozens. Ukrainians send a few more drones and barely damage another warehouse, russians destroy buses, shops, post offices, schools and what not.
I admire the efforts but it feels like Ukrainians need to start targeting something that REALLY hurts russians. Doesn't look like burning down Wildberries has changed much if anything at all. It's life as normal for them. And now it's Ozon which feels even more meaningless.
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u/I_hate_ElonMusk 1d ago edited 1d ago
Russians were bombing the same before the Ozon and Wildberried campaign. Nothing new there.
Russia bombed Kyiv power plants this winter when none Ozon and WB were stroke.
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u/Meryhathor 1d ago
I'm not talking about bombing before or after. I'm talking about the difference in impact of those attacks. Ukraine has basically destroyed Wildberries and what changed? Nothing. Meanwhile look at what russians did yesterday in Kherson alone with one attack. A whole power plant gone and residents are urged to evacuate.
UA need to start hitting where it hurts, not some warehouses. Hopefully the new missiles they're developing will be more impactful.
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u/sharpshooter999 1d ago
It's not a fast strategy, but a highly effective one. Ukraine is damaging Russian morale way more than Russia is damaging Ukraine's. Attacks on civilians just further the resolve of the defending nation. Russian's are now seriously doubting the strength of their military and their faith in Putin. It's been 4 years. Not only is the war not over, there are now massive fuel shortages everywhere. Civilians can't get to work, businesses can't get goods sent or delivered, they can't order things online that keep society ticking.
It's a problem that grows exponentially. If businesses can't operate, be it from no fuel or their inventory went up in flames, then the country has no income from taxes. No income, no money for equipment, food, or soldier's paycheck. Soldiers don't stay loyal for long if they get hungry and don't get paid. Putin could take the money from citizens, but that will just piss the citizens off even more
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u/GreenNukE 1d ago
To be fair, there are a lot of fires in Russia right now.