Russians destroyed a pharmaceutical warehouse in Dnipro, causing damage worth over 5 billion hryvnia
In Dnipro, a Russian missile completely destroyed the warehouse of one of Ukraine's largest pharmaceutical distributors, BaDM.
The distributor reported this in a comment to the publication Ekonomichna Pravda.
No one was injured in the strike, but the losses are enormous: within 24 hours after the shelling, the company estimated the destroyed stocks of medicines and medical products at over UAH 5 billion. The area of the destroyed logistics complex was more than 43,000 square meters.
This is not the first targeted strike by the Russians on pharmaceutical logistics. On November 15, a rocket destroyed the Optima-Farm warehouse in Dnipro, the second-largest distributor in the country. Prior to that, on October 25, its warehouse complex and office in Kyiv were destroyed, resulting in losses of about $100 million and the loss of 20% of Ukraine's monthly supply of medicines.
Another attack took place on August 28, when shelling in Kyiv damaged the Optima-Pharm pharmaceutical warehouse. At the beginning of the war, the Russians had already destroyed BaDM logistics facilities in the Kyiv and Poltava regions.
