On holiday celebrating Ukrainian language, Russia strikes publisher's warehouse in Kharkiv
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A photo of a warehouse destroyed as a result of an attack by the Russian Federation, containing 300,000 books, was published in the CDC.
Russia strikes publishing house warehouse in Kharkiv on Ukrainian Language Day, adding to a campaign against Ukrainian literature and culture
Russian forces struck a warehouse belonging to Ukrainian publishing house KSD in Kharkiv on 27 October, disrupting the publisher’s planned November releases. No employees were injured, but the company is still assessing the damage and losses. The attack came on the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language, a national holiday celebrating Ukraine’s language and literary heritage. It adds to a series of Russian strikes on Ukrainian publishing houses, …
On holiday celebrating Ukrainian language, Russia strikes publisher's warehouse in Kharkiv
The disruption to KSD's planned releases is the latest blow to Ukraine's book industry, which has endured repeated Russian strikes on printing facilities and warehouses since the start of the full-scale war.
On October 27, Russian troops struck the KSD publishing house. Employees were not injured. This was reported in the company. An assessment of the scale of the destruction and the consequences of the attack is currently underway. At the same time, the Russian strike will affect the release of new products that were planned to be presented on November 5. “Therefore, for now, we are forced to postpone the announcements to assess the situation and u…
The scale of the destruction is now becoming clear.
The warehouse, where there were about 300 thousand books, came under fire on October 27. This is stated in the message of the “Family Leisure Club”. “As a result of an enemy attack on October 27, one of the warehouses of the publishing house “KSD” was damaged. In different parts of the warehouse, several hits occurred and ignitions occurred. As a result of extinguishing fires
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