Neo-Nazis “Beloyar” Lose 80% of Their Goods in Wildberries Drone Attacks

Russian brand “Beloyar”, linked to the far-right and neo-Nazi scene, says it has irreversibly lost more than 80% of its goods stored at 13 Wildberries warehouses as a result of Ukrainian drone attacks.

According to a statement by “Beloyar”, after the attacks the company was unable to remove its goods from Wildberries warehouses even for an additional fee. The brand also says it has received no compensation and is unlikely to receive any.

Since July 18, Ukraine has carried out strikes on Wildberries’ logistics infrastructure, citing the use of the company’s facilities for military purposes. Wildberries sells components used in the production of Russian drones. The marketplace also had a dedicated section for Russian military personnel — the occupiers of Ukraine.

Earlier, the Russian antifascist initiative Antifa United released “Sport Without Beloyars” T-shirts in response to products made by the neo-Nazi brand.

Following Antifa United’s activities, Russian authorities opened a criminal case against members of the initiative. Bogdan Yakimenko, whom investigators consider to be the organizer of Antifa United, was sentenced to 9 years in prison. Among the charges brought against the antifascists was “pro-Ukrainian anarcho-Marxism,” alongside extremism-related charges.