The Yagotynskoye factory for children has resumed operations after being destroyed by a Russian strike
"Yagotynske for Children," a manufacturer of dairy products for children, has resumed supplying its products to Ukrainian stores after its facility was destroyed in a Russian attack on June 5. The company managed to resume production and get its products back on store shelves despite the aftermath of the enemy strike.
From July 25 to 31, the company plans to supply stores with regular and lactose-free milk, fermented milk cheese, cheese spreads, drinkable milk porridge, and milk shakes.
From August 12 to 15, supplies of the remaining lactose-free products—sour milk cheese, cheese spreads, and baby cereals—will resume.
This was reported by the brand’s press service.
As a reminder, one person was killed in Kyiv as a result of a Russian strike, and fires broke out in two districts.
Russian drones also killed a person in the Poltava region and attacked a Nova Poshta facility.
In addition, a Russian missile killed a family with many children in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
Russia attacked Lviv with missiles: residential buildings were on fire in the city, and there are casualties.
Earlier, Zelenskyy warned of a possible massive Russian strike tonight.
