Russian strikes on Kyiv warehouses disrupt food supply chains and raise prices in Ukraine

In Ukraine, Russian airstrikes on civilian warehouses in the Kyiv region have severely disrupted supply chains for major retailers, leading to shortages of essential goods and rising prices. The attacks, which have intensified since August 2026, have forced the food minister to recommend decentralizing logistics. Consumers like Maksym Tarasenko and Anya Dmyterko report difficulty finding basic items and increased costs. The strikes have also caused an estimated 1.3 billion euros in state losses, and economists warn of further price increases and threats to exports through Black Sea ports.