Украины тал сүүлийн нэг долоо хоногийн хугацаанд гурав дахь удаагаа Оросын цахим худалдааны Wildberries компанийн логистикийн төвүүдийг онилон дроноор довтоллоо.
Баасан гарагийн өглөө тус компанийг үүсгэн байгуулагч Татьяна Ким Санкт-Петербург болон Ленинград муж, мөн Оросын хяналтад буй Крымийн хойг дахь байгууламжууд халдлагад өртсөнийг баталлаа. Халдлагын улмаас хэд хэдэн байршилд гал гарсан бөгөөд агуулахуудын тодорхой хэсгийг аварч чадсан гэж тэрээр мэдэгдэв.
https://t.me/kimtatyana2024/784
Ленинград мужийн захирагч Александр Дрозденкогийн мэдээлснээр, тус бүс нутагт болсон халдлагын улмаас наад зах нь гурван хүн гэмтсэн байна. Олон нийтийн сүлжээнд тархсан дүрс бичлэгүүдэд Санкт-Петербургийн өмнөд хэсэгт орших Шушары дүүргийн логистикийн төвөөс их хэмжээний утаа гарч байгаа нь харагджээ.
https://t.me/drozdenko_au_lo/11220
Халдлагатай холбогдуулан Wildberries компани Санкт-Петербург болон Ленинград муж дахь хоёр логистикийн төвийнхөө үйл ажиллагааг зогсоож, Крымийн агуулахын ажилтнуудыг нүүлгэн шилжүүлжээ. Өнгөрсөн долоо хоногоос хойш тус компанийн нийт логистикийн хүчин чадлын 10 орчим хувийг бүрдүүлдэг таван агуулах халдлагад өртөөд байна.
Украины албаны хүмүүс өмнөх халдлагуудын дараа Wildberries компанийг Оросын армид дрон болон бусад тоног төхөөрөмжийн эд анги нийлүүлж дэмжлэг үзүүлдэг хэмээн буруутгаж байсан юм. Одоогоор Киев энэ удаагийн халдлагыг үйлдсэн гэдгээ албан ёсоор хүлээн зөвшөөрөөгүй байна.
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Ukrainian drones struck warehouses belonging to online retailer Wildberries for the third time in less than a week, co-founder Tatyana Kim confirmed Friday morning, with the latest wave targeting a major logistics center in St. Petersburg.
Kim, Russia’s wealthiest woman, said Wildberries facilities in St. Petersburg and the surrounding Leningrad region, as well as in annexed Crimea, were hit overnight. Fires broke out at several locations, though Kim said “parts” of the warehouses were saved.
While Kim said none of the company’s employees were injured, Leningrad region Governor Alexander Drozdenko wrote in a post on Telegram earlier in the morning that at least three people were hurt during the attack in his region.
Images and videos shared on social media showed huge plumes of smoke rising over St. Petersburg early Friday. The Moscow Times was able to verify that the smoke was coming from theWildberries logistics hub in the Shushary district, located roughly 15 kilometers (9 miles) south of the city center.
In an earlier statement, Wildberries said that operations at two of its logistics sites in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region had been halted. It also said that staff at its warehouse in Crimea had been evacuated.
Before Friday, five Wildberries warehouses, accounting for around 10% of the company’s logistics capacity, had been attacked since last weekend, according to the newspaper Kommersant.
Ukraine did not immediately claim responsibility for Friday’s strikes. However, following earlier attacks,Ukrainian officials accused the company of helping supply the Russian military with parts for drones and other equipment.
Together with smaller rivals, Wildberries and top competitor Ozon sell goods and services worth the equivalent of 8.5% ofRussia‘s gross domestic product and employ 4 million people, or more than 5% of the country’s workforce.
Reuters contributed reporting.
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