Russian drone hits warehouse holding Readeat books, other publishers' stock - Feliksov
Dmytro Feliksov, founder of the Readeat bookstore chain and the BookTicket service, says a warehouse holding his bookstore’s books and stock belonging to a number of publishers was damaged in a Russian strike.
A Russian drone attack targeted a warehouse in Feliksov that housed books from Readeat bookstore chain and multiple publishing houses, according to Dmytro Feliksov, the founder of the bookstore chain. The attack caused damage to the warehouse holding Readeat and Book.ua books, as well as stock from various publishers. As of now, no order shipments are expected to proceed.
This incident echoes a similar attack in 2022 on the Ranok publishing house's logistics center in Kharkiv, which resulted in the destruction of part of the book stock and caused significant damages amounting to tens of millions of hryvnias. The Knyholav publishing house's warehouse was also destroyed in a Russian attack on July 19, 2026, resulting in the loss of 250,000 books.
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