Russia's Wildberries removes products from sale after attacks on logistics facilities PHOTO/VIDEO

Russian e-commerce company Wildberries has temporarily removed products stored at logistics facilities affected by reported attacks from sale, the company's founder Tatiana Kim said.

In a statement posted on her Telegram channel, Kim said the company was working with relevant authorities to manage the aftermath of the incidents and would provide further updates on the affected goods, Caliber.Az reports. 

She said cleanup and recovery efforts were continuing at the damaged facilities. According to Kim, emergency services were still extinguishing remaining hotspots at the logistics complex in Elektrostal, while a fire at a facility in Kotovsk had been fully put out.

Kim did not provide details on the scale of the damage or the value of the affected products. The statement followed reports that Wildberries logistics centres had been targeted in attacks allegedly carried out by Ukrainian forces.

By Sabina Mammadli