Wildberries were forced by Putin into a merger with Russ Group. Then became part of the military supply chain. They are using them to bypass sanctions on military goods. Wildberries was already selling body armor and helmets to civilians. Now they are a military supplier.
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They were also selling fiber optics spools to control drones. So they are deep into the war effort.

from TASS news:
Tatyana Kim, Wildberries' founder and Russia's wealthiest woman, said the latest attacks had targeted warehouses in St Petersburg, in the surrounding Leningrad region and in Simferopol, the main city in Russian-controlled Crimea.
"We managed to save some of the premises and goods. I would like to thank our staff, our heroes – a swift evacuation was carried out at all warehouses," Kim said in a statement. "According to preliminary reports, there were no casualties."
"All of our efforts are now focused on redistributing goods across our warehouses to ensure more efficient stock turnover and the economic stability of our partners," she said.
Can they hit US Amazon warehouses next?
It feels like surpriseed Pikachu meme to me.
In war... War stuff happens
Do the Kremlin next.
Saving "part of the building" means little when 90% of it has collapsed.
Something something sowed the wind, something something reap the whirlwind.