Wildberries, Russia’s giant online marketplace, is reeling after Ukrainian drone strikes destroyed 10% of its warehouses and massive stockpiles—Kyiv blames its ties to Moscow’s war effort. The Kremlin may now step in via state banks like VTB to save the company, as its collapse could trigger a banking domino effect amid Russia’s economic strain. Wildberries has paid out 40 million rubles to affected families, while popular sellers plead for government aid. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s president’s office seeks criminal charges against Belarus’s Lukashenko for enabling Russian invasion staging, and Ukraine’s foreign minister clarifies that a recent Caspian Sea strike was defensive, targeting Russian aggression—not civilians—and urges Iran to stop backing the war.
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