Moscow, Aug 10. Sellers whose goods were damaged during attacks by…
Moscow, Aug 10. Sellers whose goods were damaged during attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the Wildberries marketplace warehouses are approaching VTB with requests to restructure their loans, the bank's press service told TASS.
Consensus
- Sellers on Wildberries whose goods were damaged in drone attacks have requested debt restructuring from VTB Bank.
- The requests for debt restructuring amount to more than 200 million rubles.
- VTB Bank is reviewing the requests on a priority basis and on an individual basis.
- The attacks on Wildberries warehouses began in mid-July.
- Several people were killed and dozens were injured in the attacks on Wildberries warehouses.
- Wildberries & Russ has started paying compensation to affected sellers and announced a support scheme for entrepreneurs selling through the platform.
- The Ministry of Economic Development is also working on its own support system for entrepreneurs.
Points of divergence
- The attacks on Wildberries warehouses were carried out by the Armed Forces of Ukraine starting from July 2026. — vesti
- Commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert Brodu, stated that Ukrainian fighters will continue attacking Wildberries facilities until the company loses its ability to quickly restore operations. — vesti
- Russian forces have responded by attacking logistics centers in Ukraine. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Wildberries sellers asked VTB for credit restructuring of more than 200 million rubles — Коммерсантъ
- Wildberries sellers ask VTB for credit restructuring — Вести