Alexander Novak ordered measures to support affected businesses as a…
Alexander Novak ordered measures to support affected businesses as a result of attacks on logistics companies...
Consensus
- A meeting was held by Russian Vice Prime Minister Alexander Novak on July 30 to discuss the consequences of drone attacks on logistics centers.
- The attacks targeted Wildberries' logistics facilities, damaging or destroying goods belonging to small and medium-sized businesses.
- The government is developing measures to support affected entrepreneurs.
- Ministry of Economic Development, Ministry of Finance, Federal Tax Service, Central Bank, and business associations are involved in the process.
- A deadline of August 10 has been set for submitting draft regulatory acts to implement support measures.
- Three key tasks were identified: restoring logistics chains, helping suppliers and manufacturers resume operations, and improving supply chain resilience.
Points of divergence
- The attacks began on July 18 and targeted logistics centers in Elektrostal, Kотовск (Tambov Oblast), Krasnodar, Nevinnomyssk (Stavropol Krai), Simferopol, Novosaratovka (Leningrad Oblast), Shushary, and Utkina Zavod (St. Petersburg), as well as evacuation operations in Kolodnoye, Podolsk, Yekaterinburg, Ryazan, and Sarapul. — m24
Coverage (3 sources)
- Alexander Novak instructed to develop support measures for entrepreneurs affected by attacks on logistics complexes — Правительство России
- Novak and Orekhin ordered to prepare measures of support for business, damaged by attacks on 'RVB' — Интерфакс
- Novak instructed to develop support measures for entrepreneurs after attacks on logistics centers — Москва 24
Key entities
- Alexander Novak
- Russia
- Ministry of Economic Development
- Maxim Oreshkin
- RvB
- Moscow
- INTERFAX.RU
- Ministry of Finance
- Federal Tax Service
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