MOSCOW — In the space of three weeks, Vasily Klimov's online shopping pick-up point in Moscow has gone from a healthy small business to a loss-making operation he is now desperately trying to sell.
A crater near the remains of the Wildberries warehouse that burned down after a recent Ukrainian drone attack in the course of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, in the city of Elektrostal in the Moscow region of Russia, July 23.
Businessman and owner of a Wildberries franchised pick-up point Vasily Klimov, who suffered financial losses following Ukrainian drone attacks on facilities of the Russian e-commerce giant during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, poses for a picture in Moscow, Russia, Aug. 4.
Marina Drozhzhina, e-commerce director at fashion brand Finn Flare, whose company suffered significant losses following a recent Ukrainian drone attack on Wildberries' warehouse in Elektrostal during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, poses for a picture in Moscow, Russia, July 24.
Shenandoah's Simon Hennings competed last week at the USATF Junior National Track and Field Championships
Businessman and owner of a Wildberries franchised pick-up point Vasily Klimov, who suffered financial losses following Ukrainian drone attacks on facilities of the Russian e-commerce giant during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, poses for a picture in Moscow, Russia, Aug. 4.
Marina Drozhzhina, e-commerce director at fashion brand Finn Flare, whose company suffered significant losses following a recent Ukrainian drone attack on Wildberries' warehouse in Elektrostal during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, poses for a picture in Moscow, Russia, July 24.
A crater near the remains of the Wildberries warehouse that burned down after a recent Ukrainian drone attack in the course of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, in the city of Elektrostal in the Moscow region of Russia, July 23.