Source: International Business Times
Russian attacks have damaged or destroyed food warehouses serving several of Ukraine's largest supermarket chains, leaving partially empty shelves across the capital. Getty Images Food is becoming harder to find on supermarket shelves in Kyiv as a new wave of Russian strikes targets the warehouses and logistics networks that keep Ukrainian cities supplied, raising fears that the war's latest phase could increasingly hit civilians through their grocery bills. According to a Guardian report, Russian attacks have damaged or destroyed food warehouses serving several of Ukraine's largest supermarket chains, leaving partially empty shelves across the capital and forcing retailers to rethink how they store and distribute goods.
