Russia has intensified its attacks on business infrastructure in Ukraine, affecting companies from **the United States** and **Europe**, as evidenced by the recent bombing of a Swedish factory and **McDonald's** warehouses.
## Western companies in the crosshairs
The war in **Ukraine** appears to have entered a new phase, with attacks targeting companies with interests in the country. In recent hours, the bombing of the Swedish paint factory **Eskaro** in **Odesa** has been reported. This incident adds to other attacks that have affected companies from **the United States** and **Europe**.
## Collateral damage to the economy
The attacks are not limited to heavy industry. Warehouses of the fast-food chain **McDonald's** have suffered fires in the **Kiev** region trinc a Russian bombing. Likewise, the office of the provider **Datagroup** in **Kiev** has been destroyed. These events underscore the direct impact of the escalating conflict on the economic activity and supply chains of foreign companies present in **Ukraine**.
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