Ukraine’s month‑long strikes on Wildberries slash billions from Russia’s top e‑commerce empire, wiping out Tatyana Kim’s wealth
Executive summary: Ukrainian forces have attacked Wildberries’ facilities for a month, causing billions of dollars in losses to Russia’s largest online retailer. The assault threatens the revenue base of Tatyana Kim, Russia’s richest woman, and highlights how the war is directly hitting Russian consumer‑tech businesses.
Who is involved: Ukrainian military, Wildberries (owned by Tatyana Kim), and the Russian e‑commerce sector.
Likely next: Wildberries may seek to relocate critical logistics outside Ukraine‑exposed zones or request state aid to sustain operations.
Ukrainian forces have repeatedly targeted the logistics and data centers of Wildberries, Russia’s largest online retailer, over the past month, causing losses that run into billions of dollars. The attacks directly affect the fortune of Tatyana Kim, the country’s wealthiest woman, whose wealth is tightly bound to the company’s valuation. While the excerpt does not specify casualty figures, the sustained nature of the strikes signals a new phase in the war where civilian‑facing digital commerce is being deliberately degraded.
Timeline
- — Tatyana Kim, la mujer más rica de Rusia con un imperio en llamas (El País — Economía)
- — Hacienda saca a Gibraltar de la lista de paraísos fiscales e incorpora a Rusia (Expansión)
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- Spain added Russia to its tax haven list in June 2026
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