On Sunday, August 30, Russian forces attacked Kyiv. The strike damaged the "SP Hall" business center, which reportedly houses the offices of "Danone," "Novartis," "Nivea," "Watsons," and other international companies. UNN reports this.
Details
Videos showing the aftermath of the attack have appeared online. They were posted by social media users. No deaths or injuries have been reported so far; however, some media outlets and Telegram channels are already writing about the possibility of a shortage of "Danone" products.
Meanwhile, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said that in the Holosiivskyi district, debris from a UAV damaged the facade of a two-story café building. There were no fires or injuries.
Later, Danone stated that reports of damage to its office were untrue.
Danone's office in Ukraine was not damaged and continues to operate as usual. We ask media representatives and social media users to rely only on verified information and refrain from spreading unconfirmed reports
Meanwhile, the attack by Russian UAVs on Kyiv continues.
Recall that
during the night of August 30, Russian forces attacked food and warehouse infrastructure facilities in the Odesa and Mykolaiv regions. According to local media, the facility in question was Sandora.