As Ukrainian strikes its logistics centers in Russia, Wildberries is searching for available warehouses in Kazakhstan

Wildberries is searching for warehouse space in Kazakhstan as Ukrainian drone strikes hit the marketplace’s logistics centers in Russia, the Russian business daily Kommersant reported, citing four sources in the real estate market.

The Russian government is exploring ways to support Wildberries and businesses that sell on its platform following the attacks, Reuters reported.

Russia’s largest marketplace, Wildberries, is seeking warehouse space in Kazakhstan after Ukrainian drone strikes hit its logistics facilities in Russia. The company is reportedly looking for up to 100,000 square meters of storage capacity to shield part of its supply chain from further attacks.

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Shocking new video captured the moment Ukrainian drones pummeled the warehouses of Russia’s biggest online retailer as Kyiv wages psychological warfare on the Kremlin. The co-founder of Wildberries — often described as the country’s Amazon — confirmed her warehouses had been struck overnight. Ukrainian President Volody