Ukrainian pharmaceutical company Darnytsia in Kyiv has been struck by Russia for the third time in six days. No one was injured.
“Today, Monday, 28 September, Russia once again struck the Darnytsia pharmaceutical plant. Most importantly, there were no casualties. Everyone is alive,” Kateryna Zahorii, chair of the company’s board of directors, wrote on Facebook.
She said the company would not publish information about the consequences of the attack or the condition of the plant.
“I also ask you not to post photos or videos, describe the damage or provide any details anywhere, and to encourage everyone to maintain information hygiene. Let us not help Russia assess the results of its strikes,” she wrote.
The Darnytsia pharmaceutical plant was previously struck on Wednesday, 23 September, and Saturday, 26 September.
The company’s production facilities were also damaged during a large-scale Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv in June.
