Russian strike damages EVA warehouse in Kyiv Oblast
A Russian drone attack hit a distribution center operated by Ukrainian retail chain EVA and its online store EVA.UA in Brovary, Kyiv Oblast, on the morning of Aug. 18, the company said.
On Aug. 18, a Russian drone attack struck a distribution center belonging to Ukrainian retail chain EVA and its online store EVA.UA in Brovary, Kyiv Oblast. According to the company, no one was injured in the attack, but rescuers are working at the scene and firefighting efforts are ongoing. The extent of the damage and losses will become clear once the fire is extinguished and the facility is inspected.
Initial reports suggest that the fire may have affected both the EVA.UA online store warehouse and storage facilities supporting the chain's physical stores. As a result, some products may be temporarily unavailable at certain stores, and some online orders could be delayed. EVA is working to minimize the impact on store operations and online order fulfillment.
Russian forces launched drone strikes on Kyiv Oblast on Aug. 18, damaging an office building, warehouse facilities, and a private home in the Brovary district. This attack follows previous Russian assaults on major Ukrainian retail logistics infrastructure, including a March 2022 incident where three Russian ballistic missiles destroyed a Rozetka distribution warehouse complex in Brovary, causing extensive damage that rendered the facility unreparable.
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