Russians destroy Liqui Moly Ukraine warehouse
The central warehouse operated by Liqui Moly Ukraine, which supplies motor oils in Ukraine, has been completely destroyed by fire as a result of a Russian strike.
Source: Liqui Moly Ukraine on Facebook
Quote: "Our central product warehouse in Ukraine has been completely destroyed by fire as a result of an enemy strike tonight. Most importantly, our employees are safe and no one was injured. Human lives are priceless."
Details: The company reported that Russia has destroyed tonnes of product, but the Liqui Moly team is already working to restore supplies.
"We are regrouping, establishing new delivery routes, and will do everything possible to ensure our partners and customers receive the oils, lubricants and automotive chemicals they need as soon as possible," Liqui Moly Ukraine said.
Background:
- On the night of 4-5 August, a sorting hub in Kyiv belonging to Nova Poshta (Nova Post), Ukraine's largest private delivery company, was destroyed in a large-scale Russian attack. Three people were killed and eight were injured in the strike.
- The same night, a distribution warehouse complex in Brovary belonging to Rozetka, one of Ukraine's largest retailers and online marketplaces, was destroyed in a strike by three ballistic missiles.
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