The strike by Geran drones was captured on video and raises major concerns regarding market sufficiency for essential medicines.
At the center of the overnight attacks on October 8 was the Borshchagovsky Chemical-Pharmaceutical Plant in Kyiv, a facility ranking seventh among the largest pharmaceutical industries by revenue volume. The strike by Geran drones was captured on video and raises major concerns regarding market sufficiency for essential medicines. According to reports, the disruption of its operations may lead to the complete disappearance of popular antibiotics from Ukrainian pharmacies—such as azithromycin, doxycycline, lincomycin, and levomecol—as well as common analgesics and antipyretics like ambroxol, ibuprofen, and paracetamol. Furthermore, in the center of Slavyansk, an FPV drone destroyed the Azimut gas station, which was reportedly being used to refuel military vehicles of the AFU.
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