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Russia’s war business ends in tears | Break the Fake


While the Kremlin continues to insist that Russia’s economy remains stable, the consequences of recent Ukrainian strikes are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Damage to major Wildberries logistics hubs has left businesses counting heavy losses, disrupted supply chains, and raised new questions about the vulnerability of infrastructure reportedly supporting Russia’s war effort. At the same time, videos posted by Russian entrepreneurs tell a very different story from the one presented by Vladimir Putin. Some who previously profited from selling military equipment and tactical gear through Russia’s largest online marketplace are now facing the destruction of their own inventory following the warehouse strikes.

Join Jonasz Rewiński in a new episode of Break the Fake to examine Putin’s latest claims about the economy, the growing impact of attacks on Russia’s logistics network, and why the war is beginning to affect the very businesses that once benefited from it.

Chapters:
00:00 The economy is fine: Copium straight from the Kremlin
01:57 The actual impact of Ukrainian strikes on Wildberries’ warehouses
05:13 Online seller explains how to make a quick buck on war speculation
07:11 Russians fail to piece together how their war speculation made Wildberries a target

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