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Home / India / Russian Missile Strikes Warehouse Of Indian Pharma Firm In Ukraine Says Kyivs Mission In Delhi

Russian missile strikes warehouse of Indian pharma firm in Ukraine, says Kyiv’s mission in Delhi

In a social media post, the mission alleged that Moscow is deliberately targeting Indian businesses, destroying medicines meant for children and the elderly
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New Delhi, Updated At : 11:24 PM Apr 12, 2025 IST
A view shows an armoured convoy of pro-Russian troops during Ukraine-Russia conflict outside the separatist-controlled town of Volnovakha in the Donetsk region, Ukraine. Representative image: Reuters file

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A Russian missile struck a warehouse of an Indian pharmaceutical company in Ukraine on Saturday, the Ukrainian embassy in India said.

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In a social media post, the mission alleged that Moscow is deliberately targeting Indian businesses, destroying medicines meant for children and the elderly.

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“Today, a Russian missile struck the warehouse of Indian pharmaceutical company Kusum in Ukraine,” the Ukrainian embassy said.

“While claiming “special friendship” with India, Moscow deliberately targets Indian businesses -? destroying medicines meant for children and the elderly,” it posted on X.

No further details are immediately available.

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