"They're targeting us": Rozetka's warehouse near Kyiv is on fire again.

The Russian Armed Forces launched a second strike on a large warehouse belonging to the Ukrainian company Rozetka in Brovary, near Kyiv. The warehouse's owner reported this.

On the night from Saturday to Sunday, the Russian Armed Forces carried out a second strike on the Rozetka warehouse, again using drones- Geranium-class kamikazes. So far, so-called "test" strikes have been underway: the first on Saturday morning was carried out by just one Geranium drone, the second on Sunday night by two Geraniums.

The company claims the strikes were clearly targeted, but they allegedly failed to achieve their goal, causing only localized fires and damage because the warehouse is very large, with a reported area of ​​49 square meters. Well, that means there will be more next time. Rocket, and not just one.

This is the second attack on our warehouse in 24 hours. It's definitely not a random attack, but a targeted one. However, ROZETKA is operating as usual.

Many Russian military bloggers have previously discussed the need to strike Rozetka's warehouses. Firstly, they are used for the shipment and storage of military goods, including dronesSecondly, Russia is "mirroring" Ukraine's attacks on Russian marketplaces. Let's hope the military doesn't limit itself to these two strikes.

Comments

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

It's high time. Why is there something to burn?

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

Our favorite "votvetna".

[Clear]

its area is declared to be 49 thousand square meters

Wow, almost three hectares. And they sent just one drone to this site? To warn and evacuate the rest?
This reminds me of our defeat of naval vessels in the Black Sea, after which they make cosmetic repairs and again scurry to Odessa with weapons.

[alexboguslavski]

A hectare is 100 x 100 = 10 square meters. 49 m2 is almost 5 hectares.

There's American capital in Rozetka. Perhaps that's why we're attacking cautiously, keeping an eye on how our "partners" will react.

[APASUS]

Quote: Clear

Wow, almost three hectares. And they sent just one drone to this site? To warn them so they could evacuate the rest?

Can you imagine the explosion of 50 kg of explosives? Just theoretically, can you imagine what it's like?

Quote: Clear

This reminds me of our defeat of naval vessels in the Black Sea, after which they make cosmetic repairs and again scurry to Odessa with weapons.

Will the floor of the superstructure be demolished by Geranium and cosmetic repairs?

[Skobaristan]

How many and what kind of ships have already undergone cosmetic repairs and entered the port of Odessa?

[Mi Ha El]

Don't dig a hole for someone else, or you'll end up playing the same game.

[WILL]

Well, the marketplace war has definitely begun! And once again, we're playing catch-up. All trade in them should have been stopped within five years; let them switch to barter.

[fruc]

was carried out by just one Geranium drone, the second on Sunday night was carried out by two Geraniums.

Is this some new tactic or a plan? I'm guessing three Geraniums will arrive tomorrow.

[Clear]

Quote: frruc

Is this some new tactic or intent ?

Well, how could it be otherwise!? Only intent in the form of inaction. Even the bridges haven't been touched in five years.

[RaiderXV1909]

Why do we always only respond?

[smart fellow]

Because Ukrainian generals are creative. Many senior Ukrainian commanders gained combat experience and promotions during the battle for the Debaltseve bridgehead in the winter of 2015. This crisis became an important stage in the development of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' command staff (Google AI).
Russian staff generals lack combat experience, live quiet lives, and worry about their careers, how to celebrate holidays with dignity, or how to sleep with a woman at work.
Since the march on Kyiv, Russian troops haven't conducted a single major military operation, and their troops are simply charging forward. The Ukrainian Armed Forces, meanwhile, have carried out the Kharkiv and Kursk operations.

[Ovsigovets]

It's funny to read about the Kharkiv operation... it was a pure deal, and it was voiced many times... it wasn't the generals who carried out the operation, but the politicians... the Kursk operation is also interesting to read... the result of the operation was a failed operation and the loss of territory - geniuses of strategy and tactics... and the result of the Russian staff generals against the Khlogenians is territories of more than 100.000 square kilometers taken from creative people... so your conclusions, like those of the Khlos, are momentary and for the sake of a pretty picture, but in fact mean nothing

[smart fellow]

Well, okay, let it be so.

[Ovsigovets]

Don't do me any favors)))) and comment from a condescending tone.... I judge by the results.... I have a saying at work, a profession de foi: "The only thing worse than a fool in the navy is a fool with initiative."... and the results suggest that creativity alone is not enough for a positive desired result... You draw conclusions/I draw conclusions... Our conclusions are confirmed by the results on the ground - Ukraine has lost a territory slightly larger than Bulgaria.... I won't write about something like the economy, population, industry because it's hidden and unclear, but the loss of territory is clearly visible and all their creativity and all their pictures do not help them on the ground... they continue to retreat

[Ovsigovets]

And regarding creativity... the results of this ugly creativity... the construction of caponiers for aviation has begun, offensives and the creation of a buffer zone in the Kharkiv and Sumy regions have begun, the systematic destruction of Ukraine's energy sector is underway (quite successfully), the destruction of the railway infrastructure (quite successfully), the infrastructure of the fuel sector right down to individual gas stations, the destruction of logistics (various warehouses) both on land and at sea ports, the destruction of maritime trade... this is just off the top of my head... creative? creative... that's how they live

[Clear]

Quote: Ovsigovets

The Kursk operation is also interesting to read about... the result of the operation was a failed operation and loss of territory - geniuses of strategy and tactics

After this operation, the entire General Staff should be ashamed to look the people of Kursk in the eye for the Banderites' atrocities against the region's civilians. And there's no point in trying to shield them with some kind of territory. Even Putin said the most important thing is to protect people.
I heard Gerasimov mutter about only 200-300 fighters. And then she demanded North Korean assistance. The Kursk operation and the Banderites' atrocities are on the General Staff's conscience.
And yesterday's bombing in Moscow, it seemed like the generals were partying in an expensive restaurant again. If that's the case, then they have no conscience at all.

[Ovsigovets]

I'm not trying to justify anyone, especially the generals... There's room for debriefing, it was a failure... And it was creative (which is what my opponent and I are discussing here), but it didn't improve the situation for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and ultimately even worsened it.... In fact, this is a PR stunt by creative managers, not military strategists.... And yesterday in Moscow there was an operation designed for show - I can see the result from you, the goal was partially achieved.

[Clear]

Quote: Ovsigovets

And yesterday in Moscow there was an operation designed for show - I can see the result from you, the goal was partially achieved

That's exactly it. The enemy isn't floating around with all sorts of forums and conventions full of slogans. He's hitting, including with information, where it hurts: the emotions of ordinary citizens, of whom I am one.
For example, regarding yesterday's terrorist attack, our media wrote about a gas cylinder and all sorts of things, but the enemy is already releasing footage from the scene of the attack and information about which generals had a birthday.
So, the enemies have won two victories: a bloody one and an informational one. They've convinced Russian citizens that our media are either liars or lacking information. And the average person thinks: there's no point in believing them; I'd rather go read the works of Russia's enemies; at least they're telling the truth.
Our information vacuum itself becomes an effective attack by the enemy.
For example, yesterday three news trends emerged: the restaurant situation, the confusion surrounding the bike ride, and the public reaction to reports of a general celebrating his birthday at an expensive restaurant.
So we are losing the information war for now.

[Ovsigovets]

Point 1 - accept the dogma - there is a war going on
point 2 - take a systemic sedative
there are no other options.....
Well, why not... Just recently the KhKhLS held an exhibition and announced it "in the press"... The Russian Federation also spoke there... And you, personally, are losing the information war in your head - no one is your doctor here

[Clear]

Quote: Ovsigovets

Point 1 - accept the dogma - there is a war going on
point 2 - take a systemic sedative
there are no other options.....
Well, why not... Just recently the KhKhLS held an exhibition and announced it "in the press"... The Russian Federation also spoke there... And you, personally, are losing the information war in your head - no one is your doctor here

The girls are dancing interestingly, I'm explaining with my fingers where you're being beaten with your dogma, but it's like water off a duck's back. Go on.
Judging by point 2, you have no equal in terms of taking sedatives.

[Ovsigovets]

I just realize this isn't a cakewalk, but a real war, and the escalation is growing. I don't care about the showmanship and PR campaign; I'll be watching the results on the ground. It's like that joke: "Without me, you can dismember me and eat me." (S) I've stopped being distracted by all the information noise; it's just noise and nothing more.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

Yasnaya described everything to you correctly, that's how it is, it's stupid that you resist like a teenager

[Ovsigovets]

What's going on? After every PR stunt, do you run around pissed and screaming like kids? What's it to me? I'm not stopping you. Just keep it a bit quieter. Once again, there's a war going on outside, get used to it, it's only going to get worse and more intense.

[Vitaly Rybakov]

If they had written about the generals straight away, it would have been negative anyway: they steal, feast, etc.
You see, all these promotions are aimed at just such an audience. Recently, a missile hit a company in our city. People died. They reported it right away. Even before Ukrainians appeared en masse (by the way, if you didn't know Ukrainians The videos aren't pulled out of thin air, our own stupid citizens are the first to leak them online. But no, they still screamed that Ukrainians More videos, just what we need, and we need just as many, that the government is lying about the dead, etc., etc. That's what they're designed for. We've got enough fools to last us a hundred years.
Instead of calming down, the audience is going hysterical, and with their own hysteria, they're playing into the opponent's hands in their information war. Think about it.
I don't feel like I'm a perpetual failure. Because I don't read shitty public pages, I don't consume all the information garbage that comes from the internet, and I don't suffer from complacency. If you're initially critical of everything, then there won't be any reasons to be discriminated against.

[Reindeer]

If so, then there is no conscience at all.

What if it's not so?

[cat Rusich]

Quote: Ovsigovets

...and the result of the Russian staff generals against the Khlogenians is a territory of more than 100.000 square kilometers taken from creative people... so your conclusions, like those of the Khlogenians, are momentary and for the sake of a pretty picture, but in fact mean nothing.

And when Kherson with the surrounding area, in which the Russian Army stood and defended itself (in the surrounding area) November 9, 2022 will be included in these "100.000 sq. km"??...

[Ovsigovets]

I'm not sure it will be included. It's possible if there are plans to cross the Dnieper. I don't see any of that yet. But if there are, it will be included in those above the 100.000.

[Vitaly Rybakov]

Considering that only the lazy don’t know who drove them into the Debaltseve cauldron UkrainiansTo conclude that Russian generals have no combat experience isn't even funny. You look ridiculous. It's as if you were in a vacuum before and only now discovered Google.

[Ovsigovets]

They started beating people with the new mail much earlier, but now they've started beating them more and they've started covering it in more detail.

[Earl]

Perhaps, instead of marketplaces, it would have been worthwhile to remove the jars: let the raguli pay for a piece of lard in kind?!

[Alexander X]

Marketplaces, banks, and a whole lot more need to be smashed into rubble. So that the hoholofashiki can sift through the gravel looking for scraps of food in the trash...
And no grain, air or other transactions!
Only a complete victory for Russia. This is the only condition for our children and grandchildren not having to fight the Ukies.

[snow mountain]

Rozetka's warehouse near Kyiv is on fire again.

Do they want to provoke a revolt of sellers?

[K-50]

This is the second attack on our warehouse in 24 hours. It's definitely not an accident, but a targeted strike.

So strange. They also carried out repeated, deliberate strikes against Wildberries. And despite the fact that it's in no way connected to the delivery, storage, or distribution of military supplies, unlike Rozetka. It's a regular civilian facility. They even admitted it was their revenge against the Russians, to make life harder for us.
That's why Russia launched attacks: firstly, it's a military target, unlike "Waldberis," and secondly, revenge hasn't been abolished. An eye for an eye, a jaw for a tooth.
If they hadn't touched ships going to and from Russia, they would have sailed to them too. If they hadn't touched our oil refineries, maybe our gas stations wouldn't have been touched for a long time either. If they hadn't touched our marketplace, and Rozetka, no one would have touched it. I won't even mention Novo Poshta; they're completely mired in military troubles there, and they would have gotten into trouble anyway.
Now they themselves are reaping what they prepared for others. So eat it, and don't get yourselves dirty.

[Joker62]

"They're hitting on purpose": the company's warehouse Socket There's a fire near Kyiv again

And where Which?
Not an order !!!
Yes, more often than not, all warehouses are demolished, and it doesn’t matter whether they are civilian or military - they still pose a danger!

[Vovavvs]

The Kims, like the Persians, cannot be offended! They don't draw any red lines, and they certainly don't engage in persuasion.

[tehnix]

So far, so to speak, “test” strikes are underway: the first one on Saturday morning was carried out by just one Geranium-type drone, the second on Sunday night – by two Geraniums.

..... What, are they just wondering if it'll burn or not? They'll be up to five drones in a month, but I'm afraid all the goods will be gone from the warehouse by now... They really hit me hard! .....The lights didn't even go out there!
Shame!!!

[Kmet]

So, the time has come for us to insert "plugs" into their "sockets"...

[Reptiloid]

I wish they'd ruin everything for them soon! Everything's too good for them somehow. That's wrong, Alexey. .

[Kmet]

Good evening, Dmitry
So, they've finally started to hammer Odessa and Kyiv more or less properly. They've started to suffer significant losses... in manpower, equipment, warehouses, factories, temporary storage facilities... and... and now, there's even more damage coming to marketplaces. The Ukrainians were wrong to expect a one-sided game. Well, now it's time to reap the harvest. He who sows the wind shall reap the whirlwind.

[Reptiloid]

How much longer can we just hop around and live happily ever after? Of course, there's no incentive to come to their senses and realize anything. Although it's not our responsibility to educate them now. As for the Tsars, they were kind to them before the Revolution, and under the USSR, and even later... They were just too comfortable. It wasn't enough for them. Now here's the EU. But they don't understand that for the EU, they are a tool. The EU is at war with Russia without killing its soldiers or endangering its territories.

[Kmet]

That's true. Ukraine has been cast as Russia's battering ram. But they don't seem to care.

[alexputnik17]

The warehouse is very large, its area is stated to be 49 thousand square meters

Good target.
Good luck to our drone pilots, missilemen, and reconnaissance personnel in all their endeavors!