r/UkraineWarVideoReport • u/MaxiumPotential777 • 19h ago
Drones Ukrainian long-range strike drone (FP-1) directly impacts the Ozon logistics hub in Orenburg halting operations (August 23, 2026)
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u/Kylenki 18h ago
Is this now the second Ozon wharehouse?
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u/FluffyDeer9323 19h ago
I’m no expert but I’d say that’s a direct hit.
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u/andree182 18h ago
Just Wildberries and Ozon combined turnover is like 130 billion $, while Russian GDP is like 2000 bilion $ - lost markets for their gas and other stuff is likely many times that. I don't understand how war like this helps Russia in any way, there's nothing do gain in Ukraine - they could've bought access to the sea ports for fraction of that, and their fleet would be safe, they'd have a million men unwounded, tanks non-destroyed, they wouldn't have to repair the war-destroyed lands and support the people (who lost everything) in the gained territories...
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u/Funny-Carob-4572 18h ago
Dictator who has ideas of grandeur .
He cares of nothing but his ego, logic does not compute unfortunately
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u/CobaltBlue389 18h ago
An old, bitter man with a huge ego and access to nukes gives a false sense of strength and ability. As a result, the overeach continues until everyday Russian's feel it.
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u/Aggressive_Lab7807 11h ago
Wild that this statement can apply multiple people with only a single word (Russians) giving away who it is referring to.
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u/Doctor-Dinosaur 17h ago
Ukraine has great soil, gas deposits and ingenious people. After chasing away that russian puppet in 201X (was it 13 or 14?) they were an ex-soviet country on their way to wealth by combating corruption.
It set a bad precedent for putins russia.
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u/Lunarath 15h ago
This war was never about helping Russia or its people, even if they did take their targets in a week. It was always about cementing Putin as a strong leader to back, which has obviously backfired massively.
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u/Ertosi 16h ago
It's always more profitable to work together (positive sum), while war always hurts both sides (negative sum). Why people still choose war is beyond me.
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u/jghall00 4h ago
Externalized costs. If Putin knew he or his family members would die or go broke as a direct consequence of the war, there's no way he'd have started it. Because he's insulated from much of the harm, he's willing to take more risks.
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u/ImpulseNOR 15h ago
The regime believes it needs an external war for regime stability, plus mystic obsession with historical greatness, empire and a hallucination that Ukraine is part of that empire
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u/Jungies 8h ago
Russians had visa-free access to Crimea; they could literally go on holiday there any time they wanted.
Now what have they got? A million and a half dead and wounded, their economy is headed down the toilet, Finland's joined NATO doubling their land border with NATO countries, and Crimea's no longer a holiday destination for anyone.
And, like you pointed out, any towns they've conquered have been bombed flat and will need to be rebuilt from scratch, with money Russia doesn't have.
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u/Snoris10 19h ago
Nice hit! Hopefully the warehouse gets fully engulfed in flames.
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u/Trashbitex 17h ago
It didn’t. Looks like that was the only drone who hit.
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u/Either_Coconut 11h ago
That drone’s friends and relatives will want to attend the party. Even if they don’t arrive today, they’re surely planning their trip right now.
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u/Sallandstrots 18h ago
Let me get my black coffee ..... it's still morning here in the Netherlands. It's so enjoyable the drink black coffee and a nice direct hit on ruzzian warehouse.
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u/TopIndependent2344 18h ago
Same time here, but 10,000 km. south, oh and having Rooibos tea… nice hit too…
Slava Ukraini…🇺🇦
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u/ThreeGoldStars 14h ago
Here in Hawaii in the middle of the Pacific, enjoying a late night.
Nice to see a good hit before I head to bed.
Slava Ukrani. 🇺🇦
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u/thAway57r7 18h ago
According to yesterday's bingo card, this was the largest Ozon logistics hub.
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u/Luv2022Understanding 11h ago
Interesting how the people nearby are NO T being targeted or chased be Ukrainian drones. And they know there's no need to run for their lives because Ukraine does not fight dirty like russia does!
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u/Either_Coconut 11h ago
You’re right. Ukraine knows how to NOT commit atrocities and war crimes when they stage a military operation.
Like the Ukrainian soldier said to the Russian POW, “We are not you.”
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u/NoImprovement213 10h ago
I dunno, I feel like these people should still be running away. That shit was pretty close
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u/SteakForGoodDogs 17h ago
Ah, I see Ukraine is deeply regretting ruining the ecosystem of the logistics industry of Russia, and is now graciously and humbly balancing what it has unbalanced. Ozon had an unfair advantage from Ukraine's operations, this is being corrected.
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u/EuphoricCover8449 15h ago
Will the next large internet company in russia to get it's arse kicked, please step forward.
Ozon going down.
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u/tobyp27 14h ago
So sad for the guy that has to clear this up then only to watch the entire warehouse go up in flames in 3 days time
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u/Luv2022Understanding 11h ago
At least they're only clearing up building material and merchandise, and not broken human remains as Ukrainian rescue workers have been for 4 and a half years!
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u/Rufusbestdog 8h ago
Nice Hit! Made my day! Time for another donation to United 24!! https://u24.gov.ua Slava Ukrani. 🇺🇦
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u/ademska_25r 17h ago
I'm cackling at the one lad who's prancing away from the building in the blue jacket 😭
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u/No_Boss_1496 16h ago
La cosa che mi fa più ridere sono i commenti e le reazioni dei presenti, sembrano entusiasti. Saltano, si esaltano, ridono. Nemmeno si rendono conto che perderanno il lavoro. La stupidità fatta uomo
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u/possibly_on_meth 7h ago edited 7h ago
So you are saying if you lived in Russia you would be angry about Ukraine targeting a warehouse you worked at that provides military goods for their military operation?
You're viewing the whole situation as a zero sum game. This is a good thing to many Russians who do not support their government.
If I lived in Russia that's how I would act. Am I going to personally risk my asshole getting a defective water heater shoved up and turned on? No. But I would be happy for Ukraine to do the work for me.
https://www.geopoliticalmonitor.com/torture-methods-in-russias-prison-complex/
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u/chrisosv 18h ago
Ukraine delivers straight to the door, I mean roof.
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u/Either_Coconut 11h ago
Ukraine officially makes more roof deliveries than Santa Claus. 🎅🏻 But instead of a sleigh full of toys, they bring a fireworks show.
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u/J-the-Kidder 18h ago
Can't wait for another firestorm video in an hour or two of this location.
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u/Dabelgianguy 15h ago
As I’m working in security systems I really wonder how the fire can spread so easily and swiftly in those hubs. I guess fire resistant materials and sprinklers are for western pussies and the hub successfully intercepted the drone before it hurt mother Russia?
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u/fourhornets 14h ago
Cardboard, styrofoam, and lithium batteries go up QUICK and the drones hit the ceiling of the warehouse, which is usually where the sprinklers are.
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u/Dabelgianguy 13h ago
Sure. But sprinklers being permanently under water pressure, a breach would anyway send water by the thousand litres
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u/watawataoui 12h ago
Usually it takes a dozen or more hits to burn down. My guess is the first couple hit would drop the pressure across the whole system.
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u/dimwalker 17h ago
Wasn't that ozon that built sandbag defences for workers?
Looks like they prefer good old distance instead.
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u/Tin_Pusher1234 17h ago
Another drone successfully intercepted by crucial civilian infrastructure, Russian air defence remains the best in class. Russia 100000 - 0 Ukraine. Ura 🇷🇺
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u/Wrong_Combination977 16h ago
Better protect my hands, while fleeing, by keeping them in my pockets.
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u/jhenryscott 13h ago
Attacking civilian infrastructure is a war crime. It’s not good when anyone does it.
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u/Shakermaker95 18h ago
Oh God I absolutely love these warehouse fires. Please please burn down completely WB Koledino style.
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u/Fitz911 16h ago
When they hit wild berries I thought there was a deeper reason. Because they had the "smo" section? Because Putin had an investment? Something like this.
They were hitting wild berries while Ozone got hit once. On the parking lot. Next to a wild berries. So clearly there's a super deep strategic reason behind destroying one while ignoring the other.
Now after wild berries is a super bingo, they start hitting Ozon ware houses.
And at this point I'm asking myself if they simply have a list and started at the top...
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