Food shortages worsen in Kyiv as Russia targets supply chains
Russian strikes on warehouses and logistics infrastructure have left supermarket shelves partially empty across the Ukrainian capital.
Supermarket shelves in Kyiv are half-filled as Russian military strikes target food warehouses and supply chain infrastructure around Ukrainian cities, according to reporting from the scene. A 68-year-old pensioner quoted in accounts said prices for goods including sausages have already risen, describing the situation as "miserable and impossible."
Russian attacks on logistics facilities supporting civilian food distribution risk causing further price increases and wider shortages across the capital, according to residents and reporting on the impact of the strikes.
Sources
- ‘Miserable and impossible’: food scarce in Kyiv as Russia targets supply chains — The Guardian — Business
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