Russian forces have struck a major pharmaceutical warehouse in Rivne, Ukraine, as part of a sustained assault on the region that has now lasted six days. Fortunately, no casualties have been reported from this latest attack.
The warehouse, measuring 2,370 square meters, was established in 2012. While the extent of the damage remains unclear, this attack adds to a series of assaults on supply facilities in the region.
Earlier, on September 14, another warehouse belonging to the same company was also targeted. According to “Ekonomichna Pravda,” this incident marks the fourth pharmaceutical facility targeted in Ukraine since the beginning of September.
Additionally, on December 6, 2025, a previous attack completely destroyed a distribution center belonging to the same company, which spanned 43,000 square meters.
Context
- As of October 19, Russian forces have continued to bombard Rivne Oblast, impacting both the regional center and surrounding areas. Reports indicate fatalities and injuries, along with damage to residential buildings, educational institutions, and commercial centers. Schools have shifted to remote learning, and an emergency reserve of 20 million UAH has been allocated for air defense needs.
