Ukraine for the first time struck a food warehouse of one of Russia's largest supermarket chains
The Armed Forces of Ukraine showed that they are ready to respond in kind to Russian attacks on food warehouses.
On Tuesday, drones for the first time attacked the distribution center of "Lenta" — one of the country's largest supermarket chains, which has more than 7,000 stores and is controlled by "Severgroup" of billionaire Alexei Mordashov.
"The fall of drones" occurred on the territory of the "Lenta" hub in the Leningrad region around 5 a.m., the company reported to "Fontanka". As a result, a fire broke out at the facility, which was extinguished for about four hours, and one of the company's employees suffered burns.
"The distribution center has temporarily stopped receiving goods from suppliers," "Lenta" reported, assuring that the chain's stores "have a sufficient stock of goods to meet daily demand."
After drone attacks on Wildberries, which allegedly resulted in Russia's largest marketplace losing almost 20% of its warehouse capacity and goods worth about 300 billion rubles, Russian grocery chains have become concerned that they could be the next target of the Ukrainian campaign, the Moscow Times writes.
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