Wildberries, Russia’s dominant e-commerce marketplace, faces substantial losses from 2026 Ukrainian drone strikes on its logistics network, with direct damages estimated in the 100–200 billion ruble range and broader seller impacts far higher. The company carries over 1.3 trillion rubles in debt and has reported periods of unprofitability, prompting discussions of state support including preferential financing through VTB and extended credit relief for affected sellers. Russian authorities have signaled they will not allow a major platform collapse given its role in employment, retail turnover, and banking linkages. Recent actions include ongoing warehouse expansion, new partnerships, and operational continuity through late 2026. This combination of scale, revenue resilience in core markets, and anticipated policy backing underpins trader consensus against a bankruptcy filing before 2027, though prolonged attacks or support shortfalls remain the main variables that could alter outcomes.