Coca-Cola confirmed the strike on its plant in Brovary
On Thursday, September 3, a Russian drone damaged a Coca-Cola production facility in Brovary, Kyiv Oblast. The company confirmed the attack and stated that all employees are safe and none were injured.
On September 3, Russian forces attacked the Kyiv region with drones. One of the drones struck a Coca-Cola production facility in Brovary. The company confirmed the damage to the plant. It noted that no employees were injured as a result of the attack. “We confirm that on September 3, our production facility in Brovary sustained damage as a result of a drone attack,” Coca-Cola said in a response to a request from RBC-Ukraine.
The company also emphasized that people’s safety is the top priority right now. “We are pleased to confirm that all our employees are safe and unharmed,” Coca-Cola stated.
The company is currently assessing the consequences of the Russian attack. To this end, Coca-Cola is cooperating with the relevant authorities. “The safety and well-being of our employees remain our top priority,” the company noted. The exact extent of the damage to the production facility has not yet been specified. Likewise, there is no information on how significantly the attack affected the plant’s operations.
All that is known is that a Russian drone damaged the Coca-Cola facility in Brovary. No employees were injured. The attack on the plant occurred amid Russia’s massive use of drones against Ukraine. Russian troops regularly attack Kyiv and the surrounding region using strike drones. The company has not yet announced how the facility will continue to operate following the attack. This will become clear once the damage assessment is complete.
Coca-Cola has been operating in Ukraine for many years. Its production facility in Brovary is one of the company’s key sites in the country. As a result of the Russian attack on September 3, the Coca-Cola plant in Brovary sustained damage. No one was injured, and the company is working with local authorities to assess the consequences of the strike. The company reported this in response to an inquiry from RBC-Ukraine.
On September 3, Russian troops attacked the Kyiv region with new “Geran-5” strike drones. This marks yet another air raid alert in the city that day.
