Russian sellers broke down in tears on camera after new strikes hit Wildberries logistics centers near St. Petersburg on Friday, July 24, saying the fires had destroyed their merchandise, businesses and last sources of income. “First, the Ukrainians killed my husband. Then the bank deceived me. Today, everything I had left burned in the warehouses. What else is there?” one woman said through tears in a video posted online.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. The videos, posted on Russian social media following the latest attacks, captured a mix of shock, anger, and despair among small business owners who depend on Wildberries to store and distribute their merchandise. Screenshot of a social media post by a Wildberries seller claiming that inventory was lost in a warehouse fire following drone attacks on logistics facilities. (Screenshot via @voi_na_bolotah / Threads) Another seller, visibly distraught, said she had been left with nothing. “That’s it. I’m officially broke,” she said, crying. “My goods burned in the warehouse. Thank you, Ukrainians.” A Russian Wildberries seller posts online about losing warehouse inventory, claiming she is now bankrupt. (Screenshot via @voi_na_bolotah / Threads)