Russian drones and missiles hit Ukraine’s largest retail chains selling toys, food, gadgets, and household goods during an Aug. 27 attack, killing at least one person and injuring five, according to Telegram reports made by Ukraine’s Air Force. Russia hit the largest toy retailer Budynok Ihrashok, the food warehouses of Fora, Shchaslyve Kurcha, and Roshen. Along with this, damages also occurred at a Comfy gadget warehouse, an Aurora home goods warehouse, and an Epicentr shopping center.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Budynok Ihrashok loses warehouse in Kyiv region Ukraine’s largest toy retailer, Budynok Ihrashok, lost its main warehouse in the Kyiv region. The company reported on Instagram that the destroyed facility stored the bulk of its stock and was responsible for the daily dispatch of goods to physical stores nationwide. However, despite damages, the store remains open. Clients can still order on the website, and the physical stores are working, the company said in the same statement. The team warns that current orders might be delayed, but they promise to contact everyone who is waiting. The Ukrainian Retail Association stated that 2025 was a year of growth and a new business model for Budynok Ihrashok. By the end of the year, the company’s revenue grew by almost 40% from Hr.3 billion ($67.4 million) in 2024, according to Forbes.ua, and the paid taxes were over Hr.250 million ($5.6 million). A second attack on Zaporizhstal Thursday night, Russian forces also hit the steel plant Zaporizhstal with five missiles, causing significant damage, as reported on Facebook by Musa Magomedov, head of the subcommittee on industrial policy.