Russian forces struck a Coca-Cola factory in Kyiv Oblast.
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On 3 September, Russian forces struck a Coca-Cola factory in Kyiv Oblast.
A drone hit a Coca-Cola plant on September 3, and warehouses caught fire after another strike on the morning of September 4.
Russian forces have been actively attacking Kyiv and the surrounding region with jet-powered drones for nearly a week.
On Sept. 3, a Coca-Cola facility outside of Kyiv was damaged in Russian attacks, in what President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed was "a clear Russian signal to America."
Russian forces struck Kyiv region on Thursday morning, Sept. 3, injuring one civilian and damaging several buildings.
A man in the Boryspil district sustained shrapnel wounds and was hospitalized.
The strikes damaged warehouses, an administrative building, a local store, and several small commercial kiosks.
Local Telegram channels reported that warehouses belonging to pharmaceutical company Biocon in Boryspil were hit and caught fire.
In the result of the enemy attack in Boryspil district, a man received shrapnel injuries and was hospitalized. The enemy damaged warehouse facilities, an administrative building, a shop, and small architectural forms.
On September 3, a Russian attack drone struck Boryspil in the Kyiv region. The strike caused a fire in a warehouse, and there are casualties.
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