Russian strikes have destroyed around 90% of Ukraine's modern warehouses, forcing retailers to change logistics, though officials say there is no famine risk.
A food warehouse ablaze following a Russian attack. Photo: Fora on Facebook
Russian attacks have destroyed around 90% of modern storage facilities for goods in Ukraine.
Source: Taras Vysotskyi, Ukraine's Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, at a press conference on 28 August, as reported by Interfax-Ukraine
Quote: "Ninety per cent have been destroyed. But that doesn't mean Ukrainians will be left without food. There is no threat of famine."
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