EU To Add Wildberries CEO, Other Business Chiefs To Russia Sanctions Blacklist
The proposal targets more than 40 Russian individuals and companies, including banks, oil refineries and a PR firm accused of disinformation.
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The founder of Wildberries is accused of assisting Putin's army.
Wildberries Billionaire Tatyana Kim Faces EU Sanctions Over Company’s Military Links
The European Union is preparing to add Wildberries chief executive Tatyana Kim and more than 40 mainly Russian individuals and companies to its sanctions blacklist over Russia’s war against Ukraine, Radio Liberty reported on November 12.
Wildberries founder and Russia's richest woman Tatyana Kim may face European Union sanctions for aiding the Russian military, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reports, citing a draft sanctions list.
EU To Add Wildberries CEO, Other Business Chiefs To Russia Sanctions Blacklist
The European Union is set to add Wildberries chief executive Tatyana Kim, reportedly the richest woman in Russia, to its list of people sanctioned due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The EU is preparing to expand its anti-Russian sanctions list to include Russia's richest woman Tatiana Kim for helping the Russian military, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) reported, citing preparations for new sanctions. The document states that Kim's company Wildberries helps supply the armed forces...
This is reported by Radio Svoboda with reference to the project of the list, which was seen by the publication. Who will be affected by the new restrictions is the most famous figure on the list - the head of Wildberries Tatyana Kim, who is considered the richest woman in Russia. She founded Wildberries, often referred to as the Russian Amazon, and her net worth is estimated at about $8 billion. The EU notes in the draft sanctions that the compa…
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