Ranok publishing house logistics center and One More Page warehouse damaged in Russian attack

A Russian combined drone and missile strike on Ukraine overnight on May 13-14, 2026 damaged a logistics center of the Ranok publishing house and a warehouse belonging to its affiliate, One More Page, disrupting book distribution and delaying online orders.

The Ranok logistics center houses an electrical substation, which was knocked out by the strike. Diesel generators were also destroyed. No employees of the publishing house were injured. Urgent orders from Ranok readers are being redirected to a backup warehouse, and the online bookstore is scheduled to resume operations on May 15.

The online store of One More Page is based at the company’s warehouse, which was also damaged in the Russian attack. Order shipments will be delayed. The publishing house reported that neither its employees nor the books were harmed. Due to the lack of electricity, the warehouse continues to operate using a generator.

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Russian forces launched a combined drone and missile strike on Ukraine, Kyiv and the surrounding region. A Russian strike on a residential building in the Darnytsya district of the capital killed 24 people, including three children, while a total of 48 people were injured in Kyiv.

May 15 was declared a Day of Mourning.

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