Ukrainian drones struck Wildberries warehouses, Russia's largest e-commerce platform, disrupting its logistics network used to support the war effort. The attacks are seen as part of Ukraine's strategy to cripple Russian supply chains.

Commenters are sharply divided. Pro-Ukraine voices like FuglyDuck argue that Wildberries is part of the military supply chain, specifically for drone components, and that targeting it is a legitimate military action. Others, like Buffalox, claim Wildberries is a major distributor of military equipment to Russia, making it a justified target. Meanwhile, pro-Russia commenters like Lydon_Feen argue that the destruction of civilian inventory is a consequence of Putin's war, and that the blame lies with Russia. Some, like einkorn, question whether escalating attacks on civilian infrastructure cross ethical boundaries.

The community largely agrees that Ukraine is targeting Russia's logistics infrastructure to disrupt its war effort, but there is significant debate over whether these attacks are justified or if they risk collateral damage. The key divide lies between those who see the strikes as a necessary military tactic and those who condemn them as disproportionate and unethical.