Wildberries Founder Added to Ukrainian 'Mirotvorets' Database

Wildberries founder Tatiana Kim has been added to the database of the Ukrainian website "Mirotvorets".

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Tatyana Kim, founder and CEO of Wildberry, was added to the database of the Ukrainian extremist website 'Mirotvorets'.
The inclusion occurred on Saturday, August 1.
The reason cited for her inclusion was her alleged public support for Russia.
Ukrainian forces have been conducting drone attacks on Wildberries logistics centers since July 18.
The attacks have targeted warehouses in multiple Russian regions, including Stavropol, Moscow Oblast, Saint Petersburg, Krasnodar, Crimea, Volgograd, Udmurtia, and others.
The attacks have resulted in several deaths and dozens of injuries.
The Russian Investigative Committee has opened criminal cases under the terrorism charge.
Wildberries has stated that the attacks are terrorist acts aimed at destabilization and panic.
Tatyana Kim has described the attacks as terrorist in nature and without logic.
The website 'Mirotvorets' is recognized as extremist and banned in Russia.
The website publishes personal data of individuals accused of threatening Ukraine's national security.

Tatyana Kim is accused of financing and organizing logistical support for Russian military units. — kommersant
President Zelensky claimed that Wildberries facilities were used in supply chains for drone components and navigation equipment. — kommersant
Dmitry Peskov, spokesperson for the Russian President, denied the claim that Wildberries facilities were used for military logistics. — kommersant
Tatyana Kim stated that all products sold on Wildberries are also available on global marketplaces like Amazon and Alibaba. — kommersant
A mass drone attack occurred on Rязan on the night of July 29, resulting in a fire at a Wildberries logistics center. — m24
Wildberries reported that most goods at the Rязan warehouse survived because the storage area was largely undamaged. — m24
Evacuations were conducted at logistics centers in Kolodnoye, Podolsk, Yekaterinburg, and Sarapul due to attacks. — m24