Warehouse Destroyed
Russian Air Strikes Destroy McDonald's Logistics Warehouse Near Kyiv
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Russian forces struck a food warehouse in Brovary district, Kyiv region, twice on September 25, with a second attack triggering a fire that destroyed the facility. The warehouse, which had cold-storage rooms, served a logistics partner of McDonald’s; regional officials said it stored food and had no military facilities, and described the attack as a deliberate strike on civilian infrastructure. McDonald’s Ukraine confirmed the attack, said no one was injured at the warehouse, and reported that its restaurants were operating as usual while it assessed possible effects on its operations. Other Russian attacks that day damaged civilian sites in Kyiv and the surrounding region, with separate reports of deaths and injuries in the city.
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Regional officials reported that 11 civilian facilities were damaged across Kyiv region on September 25. In Fastiv district, damage included five private homes and three cars; in Brovary district, warehouse facilities and a private home were damaged. Officials reported no deaths or injuries in the region.
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Reports detailed casualties and damage at several Kyiv sites: four people were killed in the Solomianskyi district, where an office building, business centre and shopping mall were damaged; a 22-year-old mall security guard was injured. A 14-year-old boy was killed when a drone struck a high-rise in Pecherskyi, and six people were injured at the damaged High Council of Justice building in Shevchenkivskyi.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the warehouse attack was carried out with an attack drone “against ordinary food products.”
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RBC-Ukraine also reported significant damage to Kyiv’s main production facility and logistics warehouse of textile company TK-Domashnii Tekstil in a Russian missile strike.
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