Wait, Did Ukraine Just Accidentally Crash Every Bank in Russia?!

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  @fredygump5578 · 11 days ago

  Don't forget that Wildberries was selling drones and drone parts, armor, and other military supplies.

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• PR

  @PripyatTourist · 10 days ago

  Oh no! The people who started a conflict are now facing more consequences!

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• BL

  @blehmeh1179 · 11 days ago

  Total losses from warehouse destruction in Russia: 7,543,776,900,332 Rubles.<br><br>Or $1.16.

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• KY

  @kyler3035 · 11 days ago

  Got kicked in the wildberries that’s rough

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• WI

  @wired420 · 10 days ago (edited)

  It&apos;s not just electronics. They sell combat gear too. Vests, ammo holders, armor plates, etc....

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• JO

  @Jollyrogertshirts · 11 days ago

  dude,! Russia has been bombing Ukraine’s logistics forever. Logistics are fair game, especially if they sell war trade.

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• KA

  @karenbennett3662 · 10 days ago

  I have no doubt that Wildberries is a legitimate military target. They were selling not only parts that could be made into military equipment, but they were actually selling military equipment. On their website websites, they had weapons, ammunition, military drones, and protective equipment for soldiers and Russian soldiers were buying that equipment to be used on the front that right there qualifies them as a military target if they didn’t want to be a military target they should’ve been selling those things on their website.

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• AR

  @artcamp7 · 11 days ago

  How will Russia pay all the reparations that are in its future?

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• MD

  @mdansbyjr · 10 days ago

  My take: even if you take out the dual-purpose hardware, they are not bombing CRITICAL infrastructure. They are not targeting civilians. They are merely disrupting the lives of civilian Russians in a non-fatal, econmically painful way.<br><br>Now add the war stuff (taxes to finance the war, dual-purpose hardware, etc) ... yeah, Ukraine&apos;s got my 👍, for what it&apos;s worth.

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• WI

  @williamp6800 · 10 days ago

  Wildberries had over 280,000 items listed in the “Special Military Operation” section of its web site…

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• PE

  @peterhowells7309 · 10 days ago

  This wasn&apos;t just to cause a financial cascade, Both retailers were supplying military equipment, LOTS of it! They were justifiable military targets! NOT like the civilian homes, cars and farmers that Russia targets daily!

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• BU

  @busyb7633 · 11 days ago

  Thanks for an economically intelligent, lucid, and detailed economic portrait. Presenting like this makes economics and business news thrilling and interesting even to those who normally couldn&apos;t care less.

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