Destruction of Liqui Moly's Central Warehouse Due to Russian Strike
On August 5, a massive Russian missile strike destroyed the central warehouse of the German company Liqui Moly in Ukraine. There were no casualties, but the company incurred substantial product losses. Liqui Moly is now working to restore supplies and establish new delivery routes.
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Destruction of LIQUI MOLY Warehouse: Updated Figures
As a result of the Russian strike on August 5, 10 logistics complexes were destroyed, including LIQUI MOLY.
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Russian missile strike destroys Liqui Moly warehouse in Ukraine
A missile strike has destroyed a key warehouse of the German automotive chemicals manufacturer in Ukraine, raising the number of casualties to 50.
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Russia's Attack Destroys LIQUI MOLY Warehouse in Ukraine
As a result of the Russian missile strike on August 5, the central warehouse of LIQUI MOLY products in Ukraine was destroyed, with no casualties reported.
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