Russia struck the VARUS warehouse in Dnipro, which had already sustained damage
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On the evening of Thursday, September 10, Russian forces launched yet another attack on Dnipro. The strike damaged a VARUS supermarket chain store, which had already sustained damage from Russian aggression earlier this spring.
The company's press office reported this on Facebook.
The premises were on fire, but thanks to the swift response of the State Emergency Service team, we were able to save part of our inventory. We’re already loading these goods and delivering them to supermarket shelves. So if you happen to notice a faint smell of smoke coming from the packaging—don’t be surprised; it’s the true scent of our shared strength
VARUS
At the same time, the company added that none of its employees were injured as a result of the enemy attack.
As a reminder, Russian occupation forces attacked the warehouse facilities overnight. The strikes caused a fire in the Bucha district of the Kyiv region. While the aftermath of the shelling was being addressed, the enemy launched a second strike.
Read also: The founder of Varus commented on the attacks on logistics. According to him, it could take Russia decades to destroy 90% of Ukrainian warehouses—and that’s only if they aren’t rebuilt in Ukraine at all.
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Anastasia Kabysh managing editor
All materialsShe studied at the School of Journalism at Boris Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University. She has been working in the media since 2023. She previously worked at Channel 5.