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title: "Tatiana Kim on the 'Mirotovorets' list: why Wildberries warehouses became military targets amid new strikes"
description: "Tatiana Kim was added to the 'Mirotovorets' database for supporting the SMO and using tags like 'Everything for the front'. Against this backdrop, another WB warehouse in the Samara region was destroyed today, and the entrepreneur faces a seller boycott due to the refusal of compensation. 🔥📦🚫"
date: 2026-08-02T08:51:01.000Z
lang: en
url: https://xab.info/en/posts/tatiana-kim-mirotovorec-wildberries-warehouses-military-targets
tags: [tatyana-kim, wildberries, mirotvorets, samara, novosemeykino]
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# Tatiana Kim on the 'Mirotovorets' list: why Wildberries warehouses became military targets amid new strikes

![Screenshot of Tatyana Kim’s profile in Ukraine’s ‘Mirotovorets’ registry, accusing her of supporting Russian aggression and military logistics — explaining why Wildberries warehouses became military targets](https://xab.info/media/2026/08/02/tatiana-kim-mirotovorec-wildberries-skld-samara/tatiana-kim-mirotovorec-wildberries-skld-samara-1.webp)

Events surrounding Russia's largest marketplace, Wildberries, have moved beyond ordinary commercial news, entering the realm of geopolitical confrontation. The company's founder, Tatiana Kim, has been officially added to the database of the Ukrainian website 'Mirotovorets', and her business empire has become a target of systematic drone strikes. The reason is not just trading operations, but the direct integration of the platform's logistics into the Russian army's supply system.

### 'Accomplice' and 'Financier': how the businesswoman ended up on the list

Ukrainian analysts have added Tatiana Kim (Bakalchuk) to the list of 'accomplices of Russian war criminals'. This decision was a reaction to the open activities of the marketplace, which, according to Kyiv, has become one of the key channels for material and technical support of the front. The dossier on the entrepreneur cites specific evidence: specialized trading hubs with tags like 'Everything for the SMO' are operating on the Wildberries platform.

Through these sections, volunteer organizations and regional authorities centrally purchase million-unit batches of dual-use goods. This refers not only to equipment but also to thermal imagers, drone components, and tactical medicine. Kim's inclusion in the 'Mirotovorets' database legally classifies the company as a legitimate military target in accordance with international norms of warfare.

### Response to strikes: a quote that became evidence

The database also includes the official position of Tatiana Kim herself, voiced by her this week. After a series of attacks on logistics centers, she called the enemy's actions 'terrorism'. In her statement, the founder of Wildberries claimed that the attacking sides use accusations of selling military goods merely as a cover for strikes on civilian infrastructure. However, it is precisely this position and open support for military needs that have become an argument for Kyiv that the warehouses are rear supply bases, not civilian objects.

### Novosemeykino: destruction of a logistics hub

The inclusion in the database coincided with a new major loss for the business. This morning, August 2, the Wildberries distribution center in the settlement of Novosemeykino in the Samara region was completely destroyed as a result of a precision strike by Ukrainian drones. This is already the third logistics complex of the company to fall victim to attacks in the last week. Previously, facilities in Penza and Udmurtia were hit.

Ukrainian defense forces officially consider these hubs as critically important links in the army's supply chain. Systemic strikes are aimed at destroying this infrastructure, which is confirmed by the accuracy and consistency of the attacks.

### Internal crisis: seller boycott and refusal to pay

The situation for Tatiana Kim is exacerbated not only by external factors but also by an internal crisis of trust. After a series of hits, the company's management declared these events force majeure. This was followed by a decision that caused shock in the Russian business community: the refusal to pay compensation to sellers for burnt goods.

This decision deprived hundreds of suppliers of working capital and put the platform on the verge of a major legal crisis. A serious rift began within the seller community, and many entrepreneurs have already announced a boycott of the platform, considering that the risks of doing business on Wildberries have become disproportionately high.