Another thought I love the video of the russian woman complaining about how the warehouse next to her apartment building had been attacked 6 or so times over the course of an hour without there being an air raid alarm raised, nor any firefighters and instead she has sat there watching the warehouse get hit over and over again until it turned into an inferno, all accompanied by an eerie quiet and lack of any emergency vehicles/personnel responding.

What perfect symbolism for the state of russia, I am glad it is in such a salient, understandable form for ordinary russians.

That is a hell of a good boom, but please understand that you should NEVER FILM/WATCH AN EXPLOSION WHILE STANDING UP OUT IN THE OPEN, a small piece of sharp metal could have absolutely been launched out of an explosion like this and traveled at high velocity into the person taking the video before they could react, there is a virtually line-of-sight line from the person to the point of impact and big explosions like this have a lot of kinetic energy, when that energy is focused in small sharp things strange and unintuitive things can happen.

Look how high into the air the large bits of debris go and then imagine the equivalent amount of kinetic energy focused into a thin, small shard of metal hurtling through the air horizontally.

Don't risk it, if you are going to film it get mostly down behind a car, anything, just don't expose your entire meat sack as a big target line-of-sight to a massive explosion amid all kinds of metal and debris.

Being far away in a situation like this just reduces the chance the bit of shrapnel will hit you, remember that...

Wildberries is the largest Russian online retailer - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildberries

Around the time of the 22 July attack, body armour, drone parts, and military gear were listed on the website for sale.

It's not about wild berries after all.

Good. This is good.

Fuck the Putin regime. But RIP to the 8 wage slaves that were killed.