Russians Didn’t Care About the War… Until Now

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For years, many Russians could ignore the war because it was happening to someone else. Now Ukrainian strikes are destroying major logistics hubs inside Russia, wiping out businesses, disrupting supply chains, and forcing ordinary Russians to experience consequences they largely avoided for more than four years. Professor Gerdes ex

O video "Russians Didn’t Care About the War… Until Now" do canal Professor Gerdes Explains discute como a população russa está começando a sentir os impactos diretos da guerra na Ucrânia e como isso está mudando a percepção pública sobre o conflito.

Principais pontos abordados no vídeo:

Impactos na Infraestrutura

e Logística: O vídeo destaca ataques de drones ucranianos a grandes armazéns da Wildberries (o maior varejista online da Rússia, semelhante à combinação de Amazon e Walmart) em locais como Electrostal [01:57] e Krasnodar [02:49]. Cerca de 14,3% da capacidade logística total da empresa foi afetada [03:59], causan

do graves perdas financeiras para pequenos empresários e estoques destruídos.

Categoria Militar na Wildberries: É mencionado que a plataforma Wildberries introduziu uma categoria específica voltada para equipamentos militares chamada "tudo para a operação militar especial", contendo mais de 228 mil produtos [04:4

5] como componentes para drones e câmeras de imagem térmica [05:03].

Reações dos Cidadãos Russos: Vários vídeos de proprietários de negócios e vendedores russos são exibidos, mostrando desespero, lágrimas e falência devido à perda de inventários e às novas políticas da Wildberries que transferem o custo de danos

por drones para os próprios vendedores [01:18]. Muitos expressam frustração e desejam o fim da operação militar especial apenas agora que seus meios de subsistência foram destruídos [10:21].

Turismo na Crimeia: Turistas russos cancelaram cerca de 1 milhão de viagens para a Crimeia ocupada devido a blecautes de en

ergia rotativos, escassez de combustível, problemas de transporte [11:21] e aumentos drásticos nos preços de passagens [11:58].

Análise Econômica e Política: O apresentador discute declarações de figuras públicas russas sobre o medo crescente da população com ataques de drones e escassez, além de debater a possib

ilidade de Vladimir Putin usar o sofrimento interno e a pressão econômica para justificar uma futura mobilização em massa e o endurecimento do controle sobre as saídas do país [17:01].

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Viewer Discussion & Comments

@Professor-Gerdes

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@StabilizedILSApproach

Until their country stops killing their neighbor and gets off their land, I have zero F's for their problems.

@andriidubinin955

russians haven't been crying on videos while their army has been turning Ukrainian cities into rubble and taking lives of women and children - they are crying because their comfort and wellbeing is at risk...

@DeepCFishin

Similar to other situations, people don’t care until it affects them personally. It’s a total lack of empathy.

@wickman.r4662

Russians this winter will feel what Ukrainians have the past 4 winters. No diesel. No gasoline. No electricity. Trucks and trains stalled. Water pumps and elevators off.

@williamlebotschy2729

Four warehouses destroyed, two damaged and 19 to go.

@williamcolon5393

I watched a video the other day of a Ukrainian mother crying for her daughter who was dead under the rubble of their apartment. Screw russia and their wildberries. The mother lost everything. An online retailer who lost her inventory, is just financially harmed. Theres a real big difference. Slava Ukraine!

@pdenbrabander

I don't feel sorry for them at all. Now they finally experience what war is.

@f-22smoke

Imagine how the Ukrainian families feel who had their kids ripped from their arms and taken to Russia

@downtoearth1950

Insulated physically & mentally it was all happening on TV untill now ...Ukraine has arrived 🇺🇦 😊

@crocutalcorvus444

I watched a video with Jake Broe in Kyiv together with Caolan Robertson. When Caolan described the Russian regime, he said something that really stuck with me: “They’re just pathetic.”

@roelkomduur8073

This winter it will be hell in Russia...Mark my words.

@Lee-p4m4j

Prof, you’re a better man than me. I don’t share any sympathy for these people WHATSOEVER. They have spent the past four and a half years celebrating the death and destruction in Ukraine. They deserve everything they get and more! Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦

@Lead_Pencil_OSC

I guessed 700 products. 228,322 - wow! Take out the rest of the warehouses!

@YoreHistory

Thanks as always Prof! All i see are crocodile tears...they care about material goods more than they do the Ukrainian civilians they have been striking for 4 1/2 years...Slava Ukraini! Heroyam Slava!