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“No Gas Again!” Muscovites react as fuel crisis escalates

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Glorious footage of the massive 250,000 m² Wildberries warehouse in Koledino, Moscow Oblast, burning after Ukrainian drones applied long-range sanctions.

Fuel queues are back in Russia, the new reality of 2026.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy: Russia is preparing to mobilize several hundred thousand Russians after its sham parliamentary elections this fall, using them to create the impression that the public supports the war.

Occupied Crimea, Feodosia: no electricity for 20 days, almost no tap water, temperatures reaching 40°C, terrible cell service, and Wi-Fi working in only three spots across the city.

Russians react as the war gets closer to home

A russian invader was eliminated by an FPV drone after crossing an anti-tank ditch. Operated by the Sixth Battalion of the Ukrainian 414th UAS Brigade “Magyar’s Birds.” Published 08.08.2026

Russian women react to being recruited into drone units

RUSSIAN WAR CRIME: A Russian FPV drone pursues and strikes an unarmed civilian vendor with no military affiliation or equipment in the Tavriiskyi neighborhood of Kherson. 04.08.2026

A russian invader was eliminated while attempting to outmaneuver an FPV drone operated by the Sixth Battalion of the Ukrainian 414th UAS Brigade “Magyar’s Birds.” Published 31.07.2026

Russians react as attacks across Russia intensify

“Bye, Wildberries. Soon, damn, they’ll destroy everything, they’ll also destroy Ozon.” A russian woman has lost all hope of selling goods in russia.

A russian invader from the 336th Regiment posted a video showing wounded occupiers on crutches being sent back to the combat zone.

Russians started receiving burned sex toys from Wildberries. Following the warehouse fire, the marketplace still shipped some of the damaged goods.

Great news for Russian sellers who lost their products in Wildberries warehouses: the company has finally found it in its heart to offer compensation. If you lost $82,400 worth of goods, you'll receive a whopping $138. Try not to spend it all at once.

ATMs in occupied Crimea were hacked and now display “Glory to Ukraine! Flee from Crimea!” when users try to withdraw money.

“Who will pay for this?” Russian sellers complain after Wildberries warehouses burn down.

“The SMO is going according to plan.” A Russian woman lists the “achievements” of Putin’s SMO.

Podolsk, Moscow Oblast, 30 km from the Kremlin. Russians aren’t so excited about the ‘SMO’ anymore.