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Russian Drone Hits Warehouse Holding Readeat Books, Other Publishers' Stock

Dmytro Feliksov, founder of the Readeat bookstore chain and the BookTicket service, says a warehouse holding his bookstore’s books and stock belonging to a number of publishers was damaged in a Russian strike.

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The Russian strike destroyed a warehouse in Kyiv, where the books of the publishing house Vivat and its partners were stored. Part of the bills was transported in advance to Lviv. 28 August 2026

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Publishers talked about the scale of losses In the Svyatopetrovsky, Kyiv region, during the attack, a warehouse with thousands of books from popular Ukrainian publishers burned down. This is reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to Readeat and Vivat publishing houses. What happened to the Vivat warehouse The publishing house's warehouse was located on the territory of Nova Poshta in Svyatopetrovsky. The fire is still being extinguished there, a…

As a result of an attack by a Russian drone in the Kiev region, a warehouse with books from Readeat, Book.ua, Vivat, Basics and Uroboros burned down.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The burned warehouse housed a significant number of novelties and publications of Ukrainian authors, which were preparing for participation in the upcoming festival “Book Country”

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Интерфакс-Украина broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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