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Coca-Cola Production Facility in Kyiv Region Confirms Russian Drone Damage
Coca-Cola said no employees were hurt as the company works with authorities after the drone strike damaged its production facility.
- On Thursday, Sept. 3, Russian forces targeted a Coca-Cola production facility in Brovary, Kyiv region, using Shahed drones. The company confirmed the damage, noting no employees were harmed.
- Russia launched 163 attack drones against Ukraine between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning, damaging infrastructure across 13 regions. The campaign included jet-powered drones, Gerbera, S8000 Banderol, and Parodiya units.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky framed the strike as "a clear Russian signal to America" while addressing earlier attacks, including a Tuesday strike in Kyiv's Podil district that injured three people.
- According to Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko, 13 people were injured across Kyiv from Thursday's strikes, including a 12-year-old girl, with six remaining hospitalized. Authorities continue assessing damage to the Brovary facility.
- Presidential envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will visit Kyiv and Moscow to engage on the conflict, with Zelensky confirming meeting dates are set. He emphasized America's continued active engagement is essential.
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The attack took place near the town of Brovary, east of Kiev.
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The attack took place near the town of Brovary, east of Kiev.
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Russia uses jet-propelled drones in Ukraine's war Russian drones hit and damaged a Coca-Cola factory around Kiev, Ukraine's capital, on Thursday (3), according to President Volodymyr Zelensky. ✅ Follow the international news channel of the g1 in the WhatsApp Ukrainian authorities said no one was injured in the attack, which occurred near the city of Brovary, east of the capital. "Today, the Russians hit a Coca-Cola factory with a drone. Coca-Col…
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