31 July 2026
Russia is increasingly facing the domestic consequences of a war many believed would never reach its own territory. Repeated strikes on logistics hubs, fuel shortages, explosions in occupied Crimea, and growing disruption to daily life are fueling frustration across the country. As attacks on Wildberries warehouses continue and supply chains come under pressure, Russian businesses and residents are openly complaining about mounting losses and uncertainty. At the same time, videos from Crimea show civilians expressing concern over nightly explosions and the changing security situation.
In a new episode of Break the Fake, Jonasz Rewiński examines the latest developments inside Russia and occupied Crimea, the growing strain on logistics and infrastructure, and why many who enthusiastically supported the invasion in 2022 are no longer celebrating the consequences of the war they once welcomed.
All those ruskie silicon bimbos crying bathtub full of tears about their warehouses, yet not a drop for the women and children their ghouls are slaughtering. Mafia land deserves this and much more!
The Siberian whore is looking for warehouse space in Kazakhstan to relocated Wildberries stock. At this rate, she won’t have any stock left to move. Ukraine will save her that problem.
The only thing what burn at Wildburries is Russian ammo and stuff, dildos, and silicone pasta tubes.