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Russian Attack Destroys KUSUM Pharmaceutical Plant in Sumy, Killing Employee and Halting Production
KUSUM said it will shift output to its Indian plants as it works to keep medicine supplies steady after the attack killed one employee.
- On October 4, a Russian attack destroyed the KUSUM pharmaceutical plant in Sumy, killing one employee and halting production of essential medicines for Ukrainian patients including cardiovascular and gastroenterological formulations.
- KUSUM identified the killed employee as Yevhen Volodymyrovych Miroshnychenko, who worked in the plant's engineering department since 2009; the attack follows an earlier warehouse destruction affecting the company.
- Assessing the extent of destruction, KUSUM plans to use manufacturing facilities in Indore and Bhiwadi, India to reorganize production and maintain uninterrupted medicine supplies in Ukraine.
- The company pledged to continue operations, having maintained supplies after the previous warehouse incident and committing to sustain deliveries despite the Sumy facility damage.
- Industrial sites across Ukraine face repeated strikes, with earlier attacks damaging Bunge's oil processing facility in Dnipro, spilling about 300 tons of oil, and a Coca-Cola plant in Velyka Dymerka, Kyiv region, one of Europe's largest beverage manufacturing sites.
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