• balsoft@lemmy.ml
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    1 month ago

    Shit article with no real source or receipts. If this really happened they could have easily shown before/after archived listings or at least actual screenshots. Instead we got one image of an aerial map with a Yandex Maps listing photoshopped onto it.

    Sure, the location of the Wildberries distribution center on Yandex Maps is the same as in that tweet, but it is impossible to say if it has ever been moved or not, since the listing was never archived. It seems plausible that both warehouses would be at least partially used by Wildberries, because both of them have been last edited on OSM by the same Wildberries employee, the latest edit being 4 months ago, way before the attacks 1 2. There does not seem to be any evidence that either building had anything to do with Ozon.

    Edit:

    After some more digging around, it seems that the warehouse in question is owned by ALS LLC and is split in at least two parts (Blocks A and B). It seems like the warehouse is used by Wildberries and “Smart Retail LLC” which is more widely known as Samokat (food delivery app). I am assuming that each company uses its own warehouse block. Still no mention of Ozon anywhere.

    Edit 2:

    After even more digging around (TBH it should have been the first thing I tried) I found out the pages for both warehouses: 1 2. So indeed both buildings are (were) used by Wildberries, the one that was blown up was for general items and the one which is marked on Yandex Maps is for oversized items.

    The article is just complete bullshit.

    • Glowstick
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      1 month ago

      A random other commenter said it’s because there’s western money invested in Ozon. I have no idea if it’s true.