According to the New York Times, Russia has struck facilities belonging to Cargill, Coca-Cola, Boeing and other Western corporations
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Russian armed forces have carried out strikes against Ukrainian facilities linked to major American companies, reports the New York Times.
Facilities belonging to Cargill, Coca-Cola, Boeing, Mondelez, Philip Morris, Bunge and Flex Ltd. came under attack. The strikes raise concerns about deliberate target selection and a possible intention to damage U.S. interests on Ukrainian territory.
The incident underscores the expanding scope of Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure and American assets in the country.
Russia is deliberately striking Ukrainian facilities of American corporations — Cargill, Coca-Cola, Boeing, Mondelez and others. This indicates an expansion in the scope of Russian attacks beyond military infrastructure to civilian assets of Western companies.
Attacks on facilities of major American corporations in Ukraine may lead to disruptions in global supply chains for food and consumer goods. For investors and companies working with these corporations, this means growing risks and potential price increases for their products on world markets.
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