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Russia supports businesses after attacks on Wildberries warehouses

The Russian government has approved a support package for companies affected by Ukrainian drone attacks on Wildberries warehouses.

26 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Russian government has implemented measures to assist businesses impacted by Ukrainian drone attacks on the warehouses of online retailer Wildberries. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has signed the relevant resolution, which outlines forward-looking assistance for the affected entrepreneurs.

According to reports from Russian media, the measures are designed to provide financial support to the impacted companies. Among these measures is a tax deferral for the affected sellers in order to stabilize their economic situation.

The decision to provide support follows recent attacks on Wildberries' logistical facilities, which caused significant damage. The government is now striving to mitigate the economic repercussions of these attacks.

The support will benefit both Wildberries and the associated companies of the 'RVB' group, which includes the company Russ alongside Wildberries. However, the specific financial details and additional support measures have not been disclosed in detail.

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