Ukraine, Russia and India: Ukraine today said that the Russian missile attacked the warehouse of an Indian pharmaceutical company in Kiev. The Ukraine embassy in India alleged that Russia deliberately targeted Indian businesses in Ukraine. The Ukraine embassy said, “Today, the Russian missile attacked the warehouse of Indian pharmaceutical company Kusum in Ukraine. Moscow, who claims to be a special friend of India, is deliberately targeting Indian businesses. Through this he is destroying the medicines made for children and the elderly.”
Kusum, owned by Indian businessman Rajiv Gupta, is one of the largest pharma companies in Ukraine. Sources told NewsDeskReport that the company’s products are important for Ukraine, as they ensure the availability of basic drugs. Sources said that the drone attacked the warehouse directly but the drone.
Prior to Kiev’s post, Britain’s Ambassador to Ukraine Martin Harris said Russian attacks destroyed a major pharma warehouse in Kiev. However, Martin also said that the attack was carried out by Russian drones, not missiles.
Martin said in a post on X, “This morning the Russian drone completely destroyed a major drug warehouse in Kiev, in which the stock of medicines required for the elderly and children was burnt to ashes. Russia’s terror operation against Ukrainian citizens continues.”
In Ukraine, the British envoy posted a picture, which shows smoke coming out of a warehouse -like structure, as well as a firefighter. This morning, the Russian Ministry of Defense alleged that Ukraine carried out five attacks on the Russian energy infrastructure previous day, which is a violation of the US restriction on such attacks.
Ukraine, Russia and India
Ukraine and Russia had agreed to stop the attack on each other’s energy facilities last month, but the two sides have repeatedly accused each other of breaking the ban. While India has called upon Ukraine and Russia to end peace and violence, it has not openly favored anyone.
India is buying a large amount of oil from Russia immediately after the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The main reason for this is that Russian oil was available at a much lower price than other international benchmarks due to Western restrictions and some European countries avoiding purchases.
Russia remains India’s top oil source. India imported a 1.48 million barrels per day (BPD) crude oil from Russia in February, compared to 1.67 million BPD last month.
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