🔥The Wildberries warehouse in Shushary, St. Petersburg, is burning hard after the overnight drone attack. Almost the entire hub is engulfed in flames.

The Shushary facility is one of Wildberries’ largest logistics hubs in northwestern Russia, covering more than 100,000 m².

It joins the growing list of destroyed Wildberries warehouses hit in July:
July 18 — Elektrostal, Moscow region July 22 — Krasnodar July 22 — Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Krai July 24 — Shushary, St. Petersburg

TRUMP JUST IMPOSED NEW TARIFFS ON 60 COUNTRIES STARTING TODAY.

The Supreme Court struck down Trump's original "Liberation Day" tariffs in February. In response, Trump imposed temporary 10% global tariffs as a placeholder.

Those tariffs were set to expire today, and today's new tariffs take their place.

Back in March, the US launched a Section 301 investigation into 60 countries, checking whether each one properly bans imports made with forced labor. In June, the US found all 60 failed that test. Today's tariffs are the direct result of that investigation.

HERE ARE KEY DETAILS:

1. Tariffs took effect at 12:01 a.m. today, covering 99.4% of all US imports.

2. Countries get either 10% or 12.5%, depending on whether they've already banned goods made with forced labor.

3. Argentina, Bangladesh, Canada, India, Mexico, Pakistan, and the UK get the lower 10% rate.

4. China, Brazil, Russia, and Saudi Arabia get the higher 12.5% rate.

5. Japan, Korea, and Switzerland get a special cap, their old tariff plus this new one adds up to exactly 12.5% total, not stacked.

6. These don't stack with existing tariffs either. Steel and aluminum stay at 50%, not 60%+.

Zelensky in a meeting with Raytheon VP Joseph DeAntona announces plans to co-produce Patriot interceptors

“I am grateful for the company’s readiness to take our partnership to an even higher level, where Ukraine would co-produce, together with Raytheon, some of the most vital air defense assets.”

The military-industrial complex is in control in Ukraine

Futility of Russian air defenses on display this morning in St Petersburg, doing nothing to stop incoming Ukrainian drones.

These 2 were always my favourite...
...don't see them too much these days

Global Central Banks now own the most amount of Gold in history 🚨 🚨

He is doing nothing

Watching russian air defense fail day after day. videos of fighter jets desperately flying around trying to shoot down drones with drones in the foreground crashing into warehouses one after another. We’re watching in real time the myth of Russian greatness crash down.

“I’m already down 30% this year and every analyst is calling for a 20% S&P pullback in Q4”

I won't stop until I achieve everything I said I would

The strait of Hormuz situation:

Japan Finance Minister Katayama said authorities are prepared to take decisive action on forex.

AI: I'll replace developers.
Me: fixing the bug AI introduced 🤡

Which job feels more future-proof?

•Software Engineer
•Financial Analyst

❗️Axios: The US Senate may vote as early as next week on an updated package of sanctions against Russia, which is supported by more than 60 senators. After the death of Lindsey Graham, the document was revised twice: the maximum size of secondary tariffs was reduced from 500% to 100%, and at Trump’s request, sanctions against Iran were added. Party leaders are still coordinating the procedure, but a vote is expected in the coming days.

Russia claims it shot down 571 Ukrainian drones overnight. There is no independent confirmation, and the number is almost certainly propaganda.
Fires in Russia often come from: • drone debris, • failed Russian air‑defense missiles, • or actual Ukrainian strikes that Russia tries to mask.

So yes — debris can cause fires. But no — the 571 figure is not credible.

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