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Sellers massively cancel Black Friday due to drone attacks on warehouses According to media reports, summer drone attacks on market warehouses led to delayed results - sellers are massively abandoning the traditional November sales. Since the end of June, as a result of 45 incidents in wild berry and ozone warehouses, at least 2.1 million square meters have been damaged. m of area. The losses of the sellers of the two sites are estimated at hundreds of billions of rubles. Many merchants, left without goods, stopped purchases. 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. "There is no surplus of goods; if there is a sale, it will only be for a very small variety," said Boris Katz, the owner of the Leonardo Tahabib hypermarket chain. "Usually stock from previous years goes up for sale, but it's all burned. There is no stock, we are selling a new collection," said Ksenia Ryasova, president of the Finn Flyer chain.

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Sellers massively cancel Black Friday due to drone attacks on warehouses According to media reports, summer drone attacks on market warehouses led to delayed results - sellers are massively abandoning the traditional November sales. Since the end of June, as a result of 45 incidents in wild berry and ozone warehouses, at least 2.1 million square meters have been damaged. m of area. The losses of the sellers of the two sites are estimated at hundreds of billions of rubles. Many merchants, left without goods, stopped purchases. 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. "There is no surplus of goods; if there is a sale, it will only be for a very small variety," said Boris Katz, the owner of the Leonardo Tahabib hypermarket chain. "Usually stock from previous years goes up for sale, but it's all burned. There is no stock, we are selling a new collection," said Ksenia Ryasova, president of the Finn Flyer chain.

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