Novak has assigned the task of developing support measures for…

Novak has assigned the task of developing support measures for businesses affected by attacks on Wildberries warehouses.

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Alexander Novak, a Russian vice prime minister, instructed government agencies to develop support measures for businesses affected by attacks on Wildberries logistics facilities.
The attacks targeted multiple regions in Russia, including Moscow Oblast, Tambov Oblast, Penza Oblast, Udmurtia, and Stavropolsky Krai.
The attacks began on July 18 and continued into late July.
Government agencies including the Ministry of Economic Development, Ministry of Finance, Federal Tax Service, and Central Bank were tasked with developing support measures.
A deadline of August 10 was set for submitting proposals to the government.
Wildberries announced its own support measures for sellers, including discounts on storage and transportation.

The attacks were carried out by Ukrainian armed forces (ВСУ). — fontanka
On July 30, drones attacked warehouses in Sarapul (Udmurtia) and Penza Oblast; the Ekaterinburg logistics complex was also suspended. — vesti
The governor of Leningrad Oblast reported that about 1,500 sellers suffered losses due to attacks in the region. — fontanka
Alexander Maslenkov, Deputy Secretary of Russia's Security Council, stated that the economic impact of the attacks was 'very limited'. — fontanka