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Wildberries Seeks State Aid After Warehouse Drone Strikes

Ten percent of Wildberries’ logistics infrastructure now lies compromised following a wave of drone strikes, forcing Russia’s largest e-commerce platform to court state-run banks for emergency liquidity. With the company’s supply chain under duress, the Kremlin is weighing tax breaks and direct loans to prevent a wider market failure.

Wildberries Seeks State Aid After Warehouse Drone Strikes

The retailer currently faces a delicate balancing act as it assesses physical damages while attempting to shield its sellers from the fallout. By offering temporary discounts on storage fees, the firm hopes to maintain merchant loyalty despite the disruption to its distribution network.

While high-level discussions between government officials and banking institutions have commenced, no formal bailout package has been finalized. Wildberries remains a linchpin of the national economy, and its stability is increasingly viewed as a priority as the state manages the competing pressures of soaring military expenditures and a cooling domestic market.

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