Russia strikes pharmaceutical company "Darnytsia": no employees killed

Darnytsia reports no employee deaths after Russian strike

During today’s Russian drone attack on Kyiv, the enemy struck the pharmaceutical company "Darnytsia."

This was reported on Facebook by Kateryna Zahoriy, a member of the pharmaceutical company "Darnytsia"’s board of directors, Censor.NET reports.

First details

"The pharmaceutical company "Darnytsia." For security reasons and until the relevant services have completed their work, we will not comment on the nature of the damage or its consequences. At this point, we can confirm that no employees were killed. Please do not post anything. And may God’s punishment fall upon all our enemies," she said.

Media outlets had earlier reported that Darnytsia had been struck.

Background

It was previously reported that Russia attacked Kyiv with drones: three people were injured, two gas stations and a warehouse were damaged, and debris fell near houses in Solomianskyi District.
Russia later attacked Kyiv again: a drone fell on a business center in Holosiivskyi District.
Eight people were injured in the morning attack on Kyiv, and one person was killed.
Russia later continued its attacks on the capital. A store and a non-residential nine-story building were hit.