Watch: Russian drones hit McDonald’s-linked warehouse in Ukraine, 5 killed
A warehouse used by the logistics partner of US fast-food chain McDonald's was hit in Russian drone attacks on Kyiv on Friday, with Ukrainian authorities saying five people were killed and 27 injured across the capital.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the warehouse strike was part of a wider Russian campaign targeting civilian infrastructure and businesses operating in Ukraine.“An attack drone against ordinary food,” Zelensky wrote in a Telegram post while describing the strike.The warehouse, located in the Brovary district, was reportedly attacked twice. Kyiv Regional State Administration head Tymur Tkachenko said the first strike took place at around 3 am, while another attack hit the facility later in the day."Today, the Russians twice attacked a civilian warehouse used by the logistics partner of the U.S. McDonald's chain. It is a food warehouse with refrigerated storage facilities in Brovary district.
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