Russian attacks damaged or destroyed distribution facilities belonging to three of Ukraine’s largest retailers, Dnipro-M, VARUS, and Aurora, in Kyiv and the Kyiv region between Aug. 29 and Aug. 31, the companies wrote in social media posts. All employees at the three sites not only survived, but received no injuries according to the posts.The attacks disrupted supply chains for tools, groceries, and household goods sold across the country, with two of the three retailers already warning customers of delivery delays. JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.It is another wave of devastating Russian attacks on the largest civilian retail and logistics companies in Ukraine as Russia exhausts the country with air raid alerts and jet-powered shahid attacks throughout the whole day. Dnipro-M distribution center in Kyiv sustains damageA massed Russian attack on Kyiv on Aug. 29 damaged a distribution center operated by Dnipro-M, a national tool retailer, the company wrote in a Facebook post. All employees at the site were unharmed, the company wrote.Dnipro-M, a Ukrainian power-tool brand founded in 2011, operates over 650 salons in more than 130 cities of Ukraine, according to RAU, and expanded into Poland in 2023, opening its first store in Wrocław, according to its Facebook post.The company wrote that it is recovering from the attack and warned customers to expect minor delays in product deliveries and tool repairs. Dnipro-M wrote it is doing everything possible to keep the disruption to a minimum and will contact affected clients directly if issues arise.