German Brand Sold in 150 Countries Just Lost Its Ukraine Warehouse to a Russian Strike. It Says It Won’t Stop Operating
The attack destroyed logistics hubs for several brands, and companies said they will keep operating while restoring supplies and rerouting deliveries.
- On Wednesday, August 5, 2026, Russian ballistic strikes destroyed logistics facilities in Ukraine belonging to PUMA, LIQUI MOLY, and Toyota, disrupting supply chains while causing no injuries among company employees.
- Russia launched 24 ballistic missiles and 115 drones in an overnight assault on Kyiv and the surrounding region that killed 17 people and injured 44, targeting commercial warehouses and logistics centers operated by Epicentr and ROZETKA.
- Liqui Moly confirmed its central warehouse was "completely destroyed by fire," while Intertop Ukraine reported the loss of its DENKA LOGISTICS Class A complex in Chaiky, Kyiv region.
- Toyota warned the destruction may cause temporary delays in spare parts and product deliveries. Despite significant material damage, Intertop announced it will not halt operations and is already restoring supplies and launching new delivery routes.
- Presidential adviser Serhii Beskrestnov warned that Russia has intensified attacks on warehouses and production sites, finding targets through local informants paid to watch trucks and stock rather than through satellites.
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During the night of Wednesday, Russian missiles hit the central camp of Liqui Moly in Kiev. The depot of the German company in Ukraine burns down completely.
Russian missiles destroyed the central warehouse of the German lubricant manufacturer LIQUI MOLY in Ukraine on Wednesday night.
In the Russian rocket hail also the camp of a German company in Ukraine is hit. Liqui Moly speaks of "tons of destroyed products".
German brand sold in 150 countries just lost its Ukraine warehouse to a Russian strike. It says it won’t stop operating
Russia's overnight barrage burned down the Ukrainian warehouse of a German household brand. The strike on the night of 5 August destroyed the central warehouse of Liqui Moly Ukraine, which supplies motor oils, lubricants, and automotive chemicals, the company reported on Facebook. The strike hit a foreign company's civilian supply hub, part of a widening campaign against Ukraine's warehouses. "This night, as a result of an enemy strike, our cen…
Intertop and Puma report loss of warehouses in Russian attackIntertop's main logistics warehouse and Puma complex were completely destroyed in a Russian overnight attack. No employees were injured, but there may be a shortage of goods.
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