Russian missiles and drones destroyed or crippled logistics facilities belonging to four of Ukraine’s largest retail and industrial groups overnight on Wednesday, Aug. 5, killing at least 10 people and setting warehouses ablaze from Kyiv to the capital’s outskirts in one of the most concentrated strikes on the country’s civilian supply chains this year.Epicentr loses two complexes and ceramics plantHardware retail chain Epicentr said the attack destroyed two of its key logistics complexes simultaneously. The company wrote in a Facebook statement that a logistics center on Viskozna Street in Kyiv burned down completely, while a separate logistics-production complex in Kalynivka, in the Kyiv region, was hit directly, killing one employee and injuring three others who were later hospitalized.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.Epicentr reported that direct missile strikes destroyed two large warehouse complexes outright, while a separate missile struck the company’s Epicentr Ceramic Corporation plant – one of Ukraine’s largest tile manufacturers – with the explosion halting production entirely.A parking lot near the logistics complex was also destroyed, burning 20 employees’ private cars.To avoid supply shortages, Epicentr wrote that it would first shift production to two of its facilities abroad while preparing to launch output at another site inside Ukraine. The company estimated that fully rebuilding the destroyed production capacity would take at least one and a half years – more likely close to two – calling the relocation abroad its immediate priority to keep supplying partners and customers.