Russian strike on Kyiv region hits warehouses used by global companies

Russian forces carried out strikes on Ukraine’s Kyiv region, hitting warehouses and logistics facilities near Bucha.

The attack caused extensive damage to civilian infrastructure in the area. Among the damaged facilities was a warehouse belonging to a US company, according to local media.

It was also reported that a missile struck a major food storage facility located on the outskirts of the capital, between the settlements of Sviatopetrivske and Bilohorodka.

The facility stored products from at least three major suppliers serving cafes, restaurants and hotels. Preliminary reports indicate that one of the affected companies was the German retail chain METRO Cash and Carry.

By Jeyhun Aghazada