Russian attacks on Ukraine food warehouses destroy 90% of their capacity, Ukrainian minister says

Russian attacks have destroyed nearly ninety percent of Ukraine's food storage capacity. This disruption affects most retail food supply chains across the nation. However, Ukrainians will not face a complete lack of food supplies. Different sup...

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Russian attacks on food warehouses in Ukraine have destroyed around 90% of the country's storage capacity, Kyiv's farm minister said on Friday.

Kyiv: Russian attacks ​on food ​warehouses in Ukraine have destroyed around 90% of ‌their ⁠storage ⁠capacity, Kyiv's farm minister ​said on Friday.

"As of ​today, roughly 90% of the ​food supply ⁠chains operated by ‌retail ​have ​been disrupted, ⁠but that doesn't mean Ukrainians will ​be left without ​food," Taras Vysotskyi was cited by the Ukrinform agency as ‌saying.

He added that different ​supply options ​are ⁠being considered, including direct supplies from production sites ​to retail chains.


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