Russia has attacked the Fora network's logistics for the second time
On August 20, Russian troops launched another strike against the logistics infrastructure of the “Fora” supermarket chain in the Kyiv region.
The attack targeted a distribution center in the village of Martusivka, where fresh produce was stored. Employees were evacuated in advance, so no staff members were injured.
The company noted that this warehouse had only begun operating last week following a previous strike on the chain’s logistics network.
Currently, “Fora” is reorganizing its supply routes and seeking alternative solutions to ensure stores are supplied with fresh produce. Despite the second attack, the chain continues to operate as usual.
Source: Fora.
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