The World Bank's president has estimated that physical damage caused to Ukraine in the conflict with Russia has amounted to $60 billion USD.

President David Malpass said on April 21 that the damage to roads, buildings and infrastructure has roughly equated to $60 billion.

Footage from March 24 shows the brutal damage done to the Brovarsky district of the Kyiv region, as a result of Russian shelling.

Several vegetable and meat warehouses with tons of products burned down. This was announced on Facebook by the co-owner of the companies "Vega Trend Invest" and "Vel Meat Invest", Yevgeny Kolomiets.

"Dozens of tons of products have been destroyed. This is another blow to meeting the nutritional needs of the Kyiv region and all of Ukraine," Kolomiets wrote on his Facebook page.

1.mykola (ukr) we just fell on the ground, it was heavily bombed, thank God everyone is alive.2.one boy was hurt, a fragment hit his head and arm. An operation is underway, so far everything is fine

Brovarsky district of the Kiev region, as a result of enemy shelling, vegetable and meat warehouses with tons of products burned down. This was announced on Facebook by the co-owner of the companies "Vega Trend Invest" and "Vel Meat Invest" Yevgeny Kolomiets, "Comments" reports.
"Dozens of tons of products have been destroyed. This is another blow to meeting the nutritional needs of the Kiev region and all of Ukraine," Kolomiets wrote on his Facebook page.

The Russian occupiers purposefully destroy warehouses with food, because there is not a single military facility near, the businessman stressed. "Russia is destroying such strategic military facilities in Ukraine. Carrots, potatoes and onions. And this cannot be an accident - our warehouses are in an open field. There is not a single building around. From the first day of the war, we sent fresh vegetables to feed our fighters. It's a pity, that now there will be no such opportunity," Kolomiets said.