McDonald's cuts menu across Ukraine after Russian strike destroys logistics warehouse
McDonald's has temporarily reduced its menu at all restaurants across Ukraine after a Russian strike damaged a warehouse used by one of the company's logistics partners.
The company said customers could check which items remain available at individual restaurants through its app, delivery services or directly at the restaurants.
The warehouse in Kyiv Oblast's Brovary district was hit in a Russian attack on Sept. 25. Kyiv regional authorities said the facility, which included refrigerated food storage, was completely destroyed by fire.
McDonald's had previously reduced its menu at some Ukrainian restaurants earlier in September. The latest disruption now affects restaurants nationwide.