Kim announced the launch of discounts on services for Wildberries sellers after the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack
![]() Wildberries marketplace launches discounts on services for sellers after the attack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on the logistics center of the marketplace. This was announced on July 19 by the founder and head of the company Tatiana Kim. "As promised, the team and I are starting to launch the first measures for our sellers. I understand that now it is important for many of our partners to restore supplies as quickly as possible and return to the usual rhythm of work," her post on the Telegram channel says. According to Kim, discounts are being introduced for storage in a number of warehouses for the next 45 days from the date of delivery. In addition, a 100% discount is provided on transit shipments to regional warehouses. These solutions, as Kim noted, should help restore supplies faster and redistribute goods at minimal cost. The head of Wildberries added that the company continues to work on a more complex support mechanism, which will require an assessment of the consequences to determine the amount of payments. According to experts, this process can take up to 30 days. Additional support measures are being worked out together with WB Bank, Kim concluded. On the same day, Kim called the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacks on the company's logistics centers in Kotovsk, Tambov Region, and Elektrostal, Moscow Region, terrible events. In addition, she promised to provide support to the victims. |

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