Ukraine Strikes Russian Retailer Wildberries Warehouses
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The Story
Ukrainian drones have continued to strike and damage warehouses belonging to Russia's largest online retailer, Wildberries, since mid-July. At least 23 Wildberries facilities have been targeted, with strikes occurring night after night. The e-commerce giant is a key platform for many Russians. Tatyana Kim, the billionaire co-founder of Wildberries, faces challenges as a result of the ongoing attacks. In response to the strikes, Wildberries is building two major logistics centers in Kazakhstan. Relatives of Russian soldiers declared missing have demanded state searches for them.
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What they agree on
- Ukrainian drones have targeted Wildberries warehouses since mid-July.
- Wildberries is Russia's largest online retailer.
- Tatyana Kim is the billionaire co-founder of Wildberries.
Where they split
- The Straits Times and Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty focus on the Russian military declaring missing soldiers AWOL to save money.
- The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times provide background on the history of the Russian online retail giant.
- JAMnews and Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty highlight the accusations against relatives of missing soldiers.
- JAMnews reports on Wildberries building logistics centers in Kazakhstan.
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