McDonald’s Warehouse Hit as Kyiv Drone Attacks Kill 5
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russian drones struck a warehouse used by McDonald’s in Kyiv on Friday.
- Zelenskyy described the warehouse strike as part of broader Russian attacks on businesses and civilian infrastructure.
- A drone strike on an office building in Kyiv’s Solomianskyi district killed four people and injured seven, including a child, according to Zelenskyy.
- Kyiv authorities reported that Friday’s attacks killed five people and injured 27 across the city.
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El Confidencial
La RazónZelenski condemned the attack and explained that Russian forces also bombed a McDonald's warehouse, among other targets
On September 25, Russian troops twice attacked a civilian warehouse in Kiev, which is used by a logistics partner of the American chain McDonald's.
A Russian drone strike on Friday hit a warehouse used by the American fast-food chain McDonald's in the city of Brovary, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the company said.
On September 25, the Russian military struck a warehouse in Ukraine used by the US corporation McDonald’s. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced this on his Telegram channel, emphasizing that the strike drone was used against “ordinary food products.”
<p>Russian drones hit McDonald's warehouse - Zelensky showed new consequences in Kiev Russia attacked McDonald's warehouse in Kyiv with a drone. The attack on the office building killed four people, seven injured, among They are a child.</p>
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