Megamarket, the Sberbank-owned online marketplace, has amended its seller agreement to shield itself from liability for failing to meet its obligations during drone attacks, the Telegram channel Mozhem Obyasnit said.
The agreement’s previous version, dated April 10, exempted the marketplace from responsibility when its failure to meet obligations stemmed from force majeure — including natural disasters, strikes, military actions, and robberies.
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Other major Russian marketplaces — Ozon, Wildberries, and Yandex Market — had already made similar changes to their seller agreements. Wildberries revised its own agreement in early July, just days before a series of Ukrainian drone strikes hit its warehouses across several Russian regions.
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Sberbank is the continuation of the state workers bank from the USSR. Although technically a public company, a voting majority of the stock is owned by the Russian sovereign wealth fund and it’s run by Putin’s former minister of finance, Herman Gref.
I guess this means the Russian state doesn’t care about your losses, my dear generic Russian influencer crying over your impending bankruptcy. Remember to vote United Russia in September, though it won’t change anything either way.