Russia is attacking food warehouses to leave Ukrainians without food
Russian propaganda outlets claim that the Russian Federation’s strikes on food warehouses in Ukraine are allegedly intended to leave Ukrainians without food.
This narrative is being promoted amid missile strikes on logistics facilities, which have caused disruptions in the supply of certain products in Kyiv and other cities.
In particular, after strikes on warehouses belonging to supermarket suppliers in Kyiv, empty shelves began to appear in stores.
According to The New York Times, the August 5 attack struck at least four warehouses, killing six workers and severely disrupting supplies to a number of retail chains.
Source: The New York Times.
Photo, video: In Zaporizhzhia, State Emergency Service bomb disposal experts destroyed a Russian FAB-500 aerial bomb.
Russia is planning new attacks on Ukraine’s power grid and water supply facilities ahead of the heating season. Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal stated that the enemy intends to wear down Ukrainian society by striking critical infrastructure.
Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi stated that Ukraine’s energy sector faces an unmet need of approximately 650 million euros ahead of the heating season.
