Russian drones struck and damaged a Coca-Cola plant outside Kyiv on Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported. The attack targeted the facility located in the Kyiv region, according to the president, who described the incident as a Russian strike.
Zelenskyy’s statement confirms a strike involving drones and indicates damage to the beverage plant near the Ukrainian capital. The report does not specify the extent of the damage or any reported casualties, and no additional details about the number of drones or the precise location within the region are provided in the release.
The information arrives as part of ongoing reporting on military activity around Kyiv and the surrounding area. The incident was described by Zelenskyy in connection with Russian drone operations, but the press material does not include statements from other officials or from Coca-Cola representatives.
At this time, there is no independent verification within the provided material, and no further context about casualty figures, the immediate impact on production, or subsequent responses has been disclosed in the source. The record emphasizes that the attack involved drones and targeted the Coca-Cola plant located outside Kyiv.
Further updates are expected as authorities assess damage and confirm details.
