Russia Targets Ukrainian Snack Giant in Overnight Drone Strike
A Russian “Shahed” drone hit a Star Brands warehouse in Pavlohrad, destroying food supplies worth millions.
The strike, which occurred on Sunday, Nov. 2, is the second this year on one of Ukraine’s largest snack producers.
A warehouse belonging to Ukrainian snack producer Star Brands in the city of Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk region, was struck by a Russian “Shahed” drone, triggering a fire that continued into Monday morning.
- The fire destroyed raw materials and finished goods from the company’s Snack Production and Chip Club units.
- All employees were in shelters and no injuries were reported, according to Forbes.
Explosions were also reported overnight in the Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, and Mykolaiv regions as Russian forces launched new waves of missile and drone attacks across Ukraine.
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Author summary: Russia strikes Ukrainian snack giant with drone.
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