Russian strike damaged a VARUS goods warehouse in Boryspil

As a result of a Russian missile strike on Boryspil on the night of August 20, a warehouse storing goods for VARUS supermarkets was damaged.

This was reported by the chain on its Facebook page.

The company clarified that the warehouse was damaged during a massive Russian attack. The facility contained products intended for further supply to the chain's stores.

VARUS has not announced a complete shutdown of the warehouse or stores due to the damage. Information about the scale of product losses and the cost of the damage has also not been provided yet.

The strike on the warehouse infrastructure occurred as part of a massive Russian attack on Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast on the night of August 20. Warehouse and other civilian facilities were damaged in the Boryspil district.

This is not the first time that logistics infrastructure associated with VARUS has been damaged as a result of Russian attacks. The operation of warehouses is crucial for regular supplies of food and other goods to supermarkets, so the consequences of the damage to the facility may depend on its role in the chain's logistics network.

At the time of publication, VARUS had not announced significant changes in store operations due to the strike on the warehouse. The company continues to assess the consequences of the attack.