Founder of Russian retailer Wildberries calls Ukrainian attacks 'acts of terrorism'

MOSCOW, July 31 - Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian 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 Friday.

Russian e-retailer Ozon says Ukrainian drone alert forces it to evacuate Tatarstan warehouse  Reuters

Andrei Svintsov, who serves as deputy chair of the Information Policy Committee in Russia’s State Duma, the lower house of parliament, told the Russian-language broadcaster RTVI that the criminal case charging Telegram founder Pavel Durov with aiding terrorism does not prohibit Russians from using the messenger, but th

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.

Major Ukrainian iron mine suspends operations amid Russian strikes on maritime logistics  The Kyiv Independent

Drones damaged at least seven Wildberries warehouses, destroying around 10-per-cent of the company’s storage capacity