Russian strikes on Ukraine’s drug supply chain leave pharmacy shelves empty
- A helicopter of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine drops water on a warehouse complex of the AMTEL distribution center that caught fire due to a Russian missile strike in Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine, on July 19, 2026.
- (Volodymyr Tarasov / Ukrinform / NurPhoto via Getty Images)For weeks, many Ukrainians living with chronic illnesses have been doing something they likely never imagined: asking strangers online to buy their medicine and mail it to them.
- As Russia escalated its strikes on businesses in Ukraine, including pharmaceutical producers and distributors, Ukrainians with chronic illnesses took
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- A helicopter of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine drops water on a warehouse complex of the AMTEL distribution center that caught fire due to a Russian missile strike in Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine, on July 19, 2026.
- (Volodymyr Tarasov / Ukrinform / NurPhoto via Getty Images)For weeks, many Ukrainians living with chronic illnesses have been doing something they likely never imagined: asking strangers online to buy their medicine and mail it to them.
- As Russia escalated its strikes on businesses in Ukraine, including pharmaceutical producers and distributors, Ukrainians with chronic illnesses took
Sources: Kyiv Independent