Russian missile destroys wine retailer's warehouse in Kyiv
On the night of July 18-19, Russian forces struck the warehouse of GoodWine, a wine retailer, in Kyiv, destroying it. This is the second attack on the company's facilities.
A Russian missile strike on the night of July 18-19 destroyed a warehouse belonging to GoodWine, a wine retail company, in Kyiv. The company reported on Facebook that this was the second attack on its facilities. No GoodWine team members were injured, but people among the logistics operator's team sustained injuries.
The company stated it is doing everything possible to prevent disruptions or delays while maintaining supplies to partners who have lost most of their stock.
The attack occurred during an air-raid warning issued in Kyiv and several oblasts on the night of July 18-19 due to the threat of Russian ballistic missiles. Over 40 explosions were heard in the capital. Residential buildings, a shopping centre, and vehicles caught fire. One person was killed, and multiple people were injured.
Russian forces also hit a logistics hub in Kyiv Oblast, causing a large fire. A direct missile hit destroyed facilities belonging to UKRTAC, a manufacturer of ballistic protection.
