Ukraine strikes Wildberries, Russia’s version of Amazon, threatening serious losses for businesses
Open this photo in gallery:Smoke billows into the sky following Ukrainian drone strikes on warehouses of Russia's online retailer Wildberries, in St. Petersburg, Russia, Friday, backdropped by the St. Petersburg and nearby showed two giant plumes of thick smoke rising into the sky.Tatyana Kim, Wildberries’ founder and Russia’s wealthiest woman, said the latest attacks had targeted warehouses in St.
- ▪Open this photo in gallery:Smoke billows into the sky following Ukrainian drone strikes on warehouses of Russia's online retailer Wildberries, in St.
- ▪Petersburg, Russia, Friday, backdropped by the St.
- ▪Petersburg and nearby showed two giant plumes of thick smoke rising into the sky.Tatyana Kim, Wildberries’ founder and Russia’s wealthiest woman, said the latest attacks had targeted warehouses in St.
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Open this photo in gallery:Smoke billows into the sky following Ukrainian drone strikes on warehouses of Russia's online retailer Wildberries, in St. Petersburg, Russia, Friday, backdropped by the St. Isaac's Cathedral.The Associated PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountRussian e-commerce giant Wildberries, Moscow’s answer to Amazon, said on Friday three more of its warehouses had been attacked by Ukraine overnight, part of a widening campaign by Kyiv to damage Russia’s economy and logistics chains.A Reuters video from the scene of the attacks in St.
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