According to Ukrinform, the Center for Countering Disinformation (CCD) said this on Telegram, citing Andrii Kovalenko, head of the Center for Countering Disinformation of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council.

"Are there reasons to panic? There are none. They are targeting logistics, but logistics is being reorganized. There will be no shortage. There are empty shelves in some supermarkets, while others have no such problem. Accordingly, this is a logistical shortage, not a food shortage. The logistical shortage, just as happened with fuel in 2022, will disappear, logistics will be reorganized, and food will be back on the shelves. Everything will be fine," Kovalenko assured.

According to him, "it is very important to keep a cool head because the enemy needs to create the illusion that the situation is out of control and that no one can cope with it. Then people will be forced to rush to stores and buy the last bag of buckwheat."

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"Don't play along with this game. You will not be left without buckwheat, pasta, sugar, and so on. There will be food; it is available. Warehouses are being dispersed to some extent, and certain undisclosed measures are also being taken to ensure that logistics continue to operate normally. Don't fall for the panic. Their campaign will not succeed. We have created a fuel shortage for them because we are targeting production — oil refineries. They cannot knock out our production, and besides, some goods are imported. Logistics will inevitably be reorganized," the head of the CCD concluded.

As Ukrinform previously reported, Russian strikes on Ukrainian warehouses and logistics facilities are not expected to cause serious shortages of goods or a significant increase in prices, although some brands may temporarily disappear from store shelves.