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    Russia struck a fourth Ukrainian pharmaceutical warehouse in two weeks on 14 September, setting fire to the Odesa depot of medicine distributor BaDM, Ekonomichna Pravda reported. Russian forces hit it during an attack they ran across the country through the night.  Russia fights a ground war on the front and bombs the country behind it with drones, cruise and ballistic missiles, and glide bombs, and in recent months it has aimed much of that at the civilian supply system, taking out the
     

A fourth Ukrainian pharmaceutical warehouse has burned in a Russian strike since the start of the month

14 septembre 2026 à 05:41

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Russia struck a fourth Ukrainian pharmaceutical warehouse in two weeks on 14 September, setting fire to the Odesa depot of medicine distributor BaDM, Ekonomichna Pravda reported. Russian forces hit it during an attack they ran across the country through the night. 

Russia fights a ground war on the front and bombs the country behind it with drones, cruise and ballistic missiles, and glide bombs, and in recent months it has aimed much of that at the civilian supply system, taking out the depots of retailers and carriers along with the rail that moves them. Burning stored goods does not move the front line, but it changes how a country at war feeds, supplies, and treats itself.

The fourth depot, and what Russia did to it

The BaDM complex stands on the edge of Odesa. The strike started a fire on the grounds, and the State Emergency Service worked at the site. It left significant damage to the storage buildings.

Preliminarily, nobody was hurt, sources on the pharmaceutical market told Ekonomichna Pravda. BaDM is one of the biggest wholesalers moving medicines to Ukrainian pharmacies.

The three depots Russia hit before it

  • Russia opened the run on 3 September, when it damaged the Biokon logistics complex in Boryspil raion, Kyiv Oblast. That site counts as the country's largest specialized pharmaceutical warehouse.
  • Overnight on 8 September, Russian forces attacked the Kyiv warehouse of Optima-Pharm with two ballistic missiles. They had already destroyed that site, which belongs to one of the largest distributors, in 2025.
  • On 13 September, Russian forces struck Universal Logistic, the second-largest medicine warehouse in Ukraine. Four specialized sites in two weeks is a pattern, and Russia now hits medicine storage as it has hit food, construction materials, and parcels.
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The attack the Odesa strike came in

Russia launched 108 strike drones from 18:00 on 13 September, Ukraine's Air Force said. The wave carried Shahed-type drones, among them jet-powered ones, Gerbera drones, and Parodiya decoys. Air defense downed or suppressed 85 of them by 08:00. Ukrainian forces recorded hits at seven locations, and the Air Force said the attack was still running when it published that count.

Medicine is not the only category on Russia's list. Its strikes have wrecked so much large-format storage that Ukrainian retailers are now building small sites everywhere instead of a few big ones. In August, a strike destroyed a World Health Organization humanitarian warehouse in Dnipro, which held medical supplies for frontline facilities, and the WHO did not name who fired it.
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