Russian attack destroys chocolate manufacturer's warehouse in Ukraine's Dnipro
Photo: Millennium warehouse damaged in Russian attack (RBC-Ukraine collage)
Due to the loss of part of its inventory, temporary disruptions in the supply of certain products may occur in the near future.
At the same time, Millennium stressed that the most important thing is that all employees remained safe.
"We are especially saddened by the loss of products that we had carefully prepared for shipment to our customers and partners," the company said.
Millennium added that it is already working on recovery efforts following the attack and thanked its customers and partners for their support, trust, and understanding.
As reported earlier, Russian drones struck the largest warehouse of online retailer ROZETKA in Brovary on August 2. The company said the attack was deliberate, but despite the damage, no one was injured and operations continued as normal.
Earlier, on July 26, Russian forces attacked an ATB supermarket in Chernihiv with a drone. The strike killed two people, including a nine-year-old girl, and injured more than ten others.
