Ukrainian drone attacks: Boss of Wildberries calls them 'act of terrorism'
Published on 1 Aug 2026 8:46:07 PM
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia's leading online retailer Wildberries amount to "acts of terrorism" against civilians, affecting millions of people in Russia and other countries, the company's founder and CEO, Tatyana Kim, said on July 31.
Kim, who is the wealthiest woman in the country with a net worth of US$8.1bil, said Wildberries was working with the Russian government to mitigate the impact on vendors using its platform.
On July 31, a warehouse in Zelenodolsk run by Ozon, which is the second largest behind Wildberries, seemed to have been targeted as well when drone strikes landed near the premises.
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Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia's leading online retailer Wildberries amount to "acts of terrorism" against civilians, affecting millions of people in Russia and other countries, the company's founder and CEO, Tatyana Kim, said on July 31.
Kim, who is the wealthiest woman in the country with a net worth of US$8.1bil, said Wildberries was working with the Russian government to mitigate the impact on vendors using its platform.
On July 31, a warehouse in Zelenodolsk run by Ozon, which is the second largest behind Wildberries, seemed to have been targeted as well when drone strikes landed near the premises.
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