Wildberries warehouse near St. Petersburg

We do not at all seek to attribute these apocalyptic pictures to the partisans. Here, the story is even more significant.

The fire at the Wildberries warehouse near St. Petersburg was quite likely visible from space. Ashes and fumes clogged the windows of houses in the Pushkinsky district.

This story well symbolizes today’s Russia and what is happening in it. The fire was preceded by a stabbing near the warehouse between an Azerbaijani (Wildberries employee) and a Tajik. The fire was also preceded by a raid by the police and the National Guard on this warehouse – they were checking migrants, but in fact their main goal, of course, was to search for cannon fodder for the war. Right during the raid, a heating pipe burst in a warehouse: a phenomenon quite common in winter in Russia. But the water that flooded the floor did not prevent a future fire.

This is what Russia is all about. Poor but energetic representatives of alien tribes are slaughtering each other and preparing large-scale plans for revenge. The gendarmerie is mechanically looking for recruits for the war, stepping with its boots in boiling water from broken pipes. And somewhere in a dark corner a flame is already smoldering.