On the left is a timeline of Russian strikes on Ukrainian warehouse infrastructure, begi...

On the left is a timeline of Russian strikes on Ukrainian warehouse infrastructure, starting from February 28, 2022.

On the right is a timeline of Ukrainian strikes on Russian warehouse infrastructure.

Ukraine carried out its very first strike on Russian warehouses (Wildberries) only on July 18, 2026. By that time, Russia had been pounding Ukrainian warehouses with impunity for four and a half years.

Pay special attention to the Russian strikes since May 31 of this year: in a little over a month, Russia carried out nine strikes on Ukrainian warehouses, meaning they were hitting them on average twice a week. And only after more than a month of nonstop strikes did Ukraine finally hit Wildberries for the first time.

Moreover, the list of Russian strikes here is far from complete. There was, for example, a strike on Ukrainian warehouses on May 24, which is not marked on the chart. So overall, this is only a very small and very selective list of Russian strikes.

And after this many strikes, these pieces of shit still dare to claim that Ukraine started first and they are merely responding. Bastards.

The chart was made by @WarTranslated, thanks to him for this critically important work.

Upd. The chart has been updated; the strike on Orenburg on July 29 had been displayed incorrectly.

Upd2. A mistake in the spelling of the city name Pavlohrad in the August 6 entry has been corrected.