Ukraine's pharmaceutical manufacturer Darnytsia was damaged during Russia's massive attack on Kyiv on the night of 27-28 June.
Russia struck Ukrainian pharmaceutical manufacturer Darnytsia in Kyiv on June 27-28; no employee casualties reported, operations to continue. The attack underscores supply-chain concentration risks in conflict zones and forces European healthcare enterprises to reassess infrastructure resilience and geo-redundancy.
Ukraine's pharmaceutical manufacturer Darnytsia was damaged during Russia's massive attack on Kyiv on the night of 27-28 June.
Source: Kateryna Zahorii, member of Darnytsia's Strategic Council
Quote: "For security reasons and until the relevant authorities have completed their work, we are not commenting on the nature or extent of the damage."
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Details: The company added that none of its employees had been killed or injured and that the plant would continue operating.
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