Sellers refuse sales on Black Friday, Forbes writes they don't want to hold the traditional annual event due to summer attacks by Ukrainian armed forces on warehouses. Many entrepreneurs have burned their goods, and compensation has not yet been received, which is why they have no money to purchase new products. Many sellers had to pause purchases to figure out how to continue working. At the same time, goods and raw materials from China for November sales should have been shipped in late August or early September, with the situation in warehouses remaining unclear. Vasili Bomgin, a member of the board of directors of the market sellers' association, told Forbes magazine about it.

Sellers refuse sales on Black Friday, Forbes writes they don't want to hold the traditional annual event due to summer attacks by Ukrainian armed forces on warehouses. Many entrepreneurs have burned their goods, and compensation has not yet been received, which is why they have no money to purchase new products. Many sellers had to pause purchases to figure out how to continue working. At the same time, goods and raw materials from China for November sales should have been shipped in late August or early September, with the situation in warehouses remaining unclear. Vasili Bomgin, a member of the board of directors of the market sellers' association, told Forbes magazine about it.