Russia's missile strike on August 5 - Liqui Moly's central warehouse destroyed
Kyiv • UNN
As a result of Russia's strike on August 5, Liqui Moly's central product warehouse was destroyed. There were no casualties; the company is working to restore supplies.
Due to Russia’s massive attack on Ukraine on August 5, the central warehouse of products belonging to the German company Liqui Moly, which specializes in the production of motor oils, automotive chemicals, lubricants, and additives, was destroyed. UNN reports this, citing the press service of Liqui Moly Ukraine.
Details
At the same time, there were no fatalities or injuries as a result of the enemy attack. However, the enemy destroyed tons of products.
The Liqui Moly team is already working to restore supplies. We are regrouping, establishing new delivery routes, and will do everything possible to ensure that our partners and customers receive the necessary oils, lubricants, and automotive chemicals as soon as possible
Additionally
The company Liqui Moly was founded in 1957 and specializes in the production of motor oils, automotive chemicals, lubricants, and additives. The brand’s products are manufactured in Germany and supplied to more than 130 countries worldwide.
We remind you
On Wednesday, August 5, the logistics center of the NOVUS supermarket chain was hit several times directly by Russian missiles.
UNN also reported that, due to a Russian attack on the night of August 3–4, a warehouse complex containing Millennium chocolate products in the Dnipropetrovsk region was heavily damaged. The company warned of temporary disruptions in supplies.