Wildberries Seeks Kazakh Warehouses and State Aid After Drone Attacks

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Russia’s largest online retailer Wildberries is seeking about 100,000 square meters of warehouse space in Kazakhstan and is in talks with the Russian government for financial backing, including potential loans from state banks, as drone strikes have damaged several of its warehouses and disrupted its logistics network; the company is also exploring further expansion in Russia, relief measures for affected merchants, and possible tax breaks or subsidies as part of government discussions.
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- Ukraine war briefing: Wildberries attacks shake Russian economy and banking The Guardian
- Ukrainian drones strike across Russia, hitting refineries, Wildberries warehouse Reuters
- Russian industrial sites on fire after Ukrainian drone attacks Al Jazeera
- Will Ukraine’s Wildberries attacks force Putin to the negotiating table? Chatham House
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