McDonald's cut its menu across Ukraine after a drone strike on a warehouse

The McDonald’s chain has temporarily reduced its menu in all its restaurants in Ukraine. As the company explained on social media, product deliveries were disrupted due to damage to the warehouse of its logistics partner as a result of a drone attack.

This concerns a facility in the Kyiv region that supplied the chain’s operations. It was damaged by Russian drones.

There is currently no single set of available items for all outlets: the assortment depends on each restaurant. To check what can be ordered, the company recommends using the McDonald’s app, the apps of delivery partners, or checking directly at the chosen restaurant.

Assortment issues had occurred even before the warehouse was damaged. The company had already warned that frequent and prolonged air-raid alerts delay deliveries, causing some items to temporarily disappear from the menus of certain restaurants. During a yellow-level air-raid alert, McDonald’s outlets in Ukraine are currently not operating.

Earlier we wrote:

• Parcel senders will be served first: “Ukrposhta” changed the queues
• You’ll have to wait for your parcel: “Nova Poshta” will halt operations even during a “yellow” air-raid alert
• A new McDonald’s in Mykolaiv will open this autumn
• Shops will not close because of every “Shahed”: Cabinet changes air-raid alert rules
• “Free checkout” is coming soon: preparation for a new McDonald’s spotted in Mykolaiv