Occupiers damaged a Pepsi production facility in the Mykolaiv region

A Russian attack on August 29 damaged PepsiCo’s production facilities in the Mykolaiv region. No employees were injured.

PepsiCo Ukraine reported this on its official Facebook page.

The company noted that employee safety remains its top priority. PepsiCo is currently assessing the full extent of the attack’s impact.

The company is also taking steps to resume deliveries of its products to customers and consumers in Ukraine.

The company has not yet provided further details regarding the nature of the damage or the specific production facility.

According to the Mykolaiv Regional State Administration, on the afternoon of August 30, Russian troops again attacked the Shahed area in the Mykolaiv district. A 44-year-old man was injured in the strike. He was hospitalized in moderate condition.

The attack also damaged a warehouse, where a fire broke out.

In addition, on August 29, Russian troops attacked the region with Shahed-type strike drones.

In particular, the enemy attacked an energy infrastructure facility. This caused power outages in Mykolaiv, as well as in communities in the Mykolaiv and Bashtanka districts. Power company workers quickly restored power, and there were no casualties.

In Mykolaiv, the Russians also attacked port infrastructure with Shahed drones and “Banderole” cruise missiles. There were no casualties.

In the Mykolaiv district on August 29, the occupiers struck a food processing plant with a Shahed drone. A warehouse there was damaged; there were no casualties. Russian troops also attacked the Ochakiv, Kutsurub, and Halytsyniv communities three times with FPV drones. In the village of Solonchaky, an administrative building was damaged.

Андрій Колісніченко