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Russia strikes warehouses of Puma, Bosch and other major retailers; Government proposes business support

Photo of damage from Russian attacks on commercial facilities in Ukraine by DIY retail chain Epicentr.

Russian missile and drone strikes destroyed sportswear brand Puma's logistics complex in Kyiv and hit other major commercial distribution facilities, prompting Ukraine's new government to announce emergency measures aimed at helping businesses maintain supply chains during the war.

The attacks killed at least 10 people and damaged logistics and production facilities operated by some of Ukraine's largest retailers and manufacturers, including DIY retail chain Epicentr, postal operator Nova Poshta, supermarket chains Silpo and Novus, and household goods manufacturer Biosphere.

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