A fourth Ukrainian pharmaceutical warehouse has burned in a Russian strike since the start of the month
Russian forces damaged the newest one in Odesa, where the buildings belong to a wholesaler supplying drugstores across Ukraine.
On 14 September, the Odesa depot of Ukrainian medicine distributor BaDM fell victim to a Russian strike, as reported by Ekonomichna Pravda. The attack, part of an ongoing night-long operation, destroyed the storage facility, leaving significant damage to the buildings. No injuries were reported. This marks the fourth Ukrainian pharmaceutical warehouse to be targeted by Russian forces in the past two weeks.
Earlier strikes targeted the Biokon logistics complex in Kyiv, Optima-Pharm in Kyiv, and Universal Logistic in Ukraine. Russian forces have been using a variety of weapons, including drones, cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and glide bombs, to attack civilian supply systems, impacting the country's ability to feed, supply, and treat its people.
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