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Wildberries Warehouse Reopens After Ukrainian Drone Strike

Russia's largest online retailer, Wildberries, is reopening one of its warehouses less than a week after a Ukrainian drone strike killed eight people there. Sellers are facing challenges reclaiming their stock from the affected facilities.

20 Jul, 21:51 — 20 Jul, 21:51
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meduza4d ago

A Ukrainian drone strike on two Wildberries warehouses killed eight people. This Thursday, less than a week after the attack, Russia’s largest online retailer will reopen one of the facilities.

Wildberries will resume operations at its Kotovsk warehouse in the Tambov region on July 23, five days after Ukrainian drones struck the facility in the early hours of July 18.

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First report: delfi-lt · 20 Jul, 10:56Full coverage: 2 · 11hWindow: 11h
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delfi-lt20 Jul, 10:56First to report

Liudininkai papasakojo, kas dėjosi „Wildberries“ sandėlyje po dronų atakos

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meduza20 Jul, 21:51Latest update

A Ukrainian drone strike on two Wildberries warehouses killed eight people. This Thursday, less than a week after the attack, Russia’s largest online retailer will reopen one of the facilities.

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