Russian Attack Forces McDonald’s to Cut Menu Nationwide

McDonald’s has temporarily reduced its menu at all restaurants across Ukraine after a Russian drone attack damaged a warehouse belonging to the company’s logistics partner. McDonald’s Ukraine announced the decision on Wednesday, Sept. 30, without specifying which products were affected or when its full menu would return.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. “Due to damage to our logistics partner’s warehouse as a result of a recent drone attack, we are temporarily switching to a reduced menu at all McDonald’s restaurants in Ukraine,” the company said. Customers can check which dishes are available at a particular restaurant through the McDonald’s mobile app, partner delivery services or directly at the restaurant. “We thank you for your patience and understanding. Our teams are doing everything possible to continue offering you your favorite dishes every day,” the company added. Russian drone attacks McDonald’s warehouse The company’s announcement follows a Russian drone attack on a warehouse used by McDonald’s in Kyiv on Friday, Sept. 25. Previously President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the facility had been hit during a wider series of Russian attacks on the capital. “An attack drone against ordinary food,” Zelensky said at the time. He described the attack as part of Russia’s expanding campaign against civilian infrastructure and foreign companies operating in Ukraine. Other Topics of Interest Russia Keeps Pounding Kyiv in Daytime After Overnight Strike – Supermarket Hit, Debris Near Embassy DTEK says 8,000 Kyiv households regained power after damage to energy infrastructure in the overnight attack. “American and other businesses, data centers, internet providers – all ordinary life is simply a target for Russia,” Zelensky said. The Sept. 25 attacks killed five people and injured 27 across Kyiv. Four people were killed when a drone hit an office building in the Solomianskyi district, while a 14-year-old boy was killed in a separate attack on a residential building in the Pecherskyi district. Authorities did not report casualties specifically at the McDonald’s-linked warehouse. McDonald’s facilities previously damaged McDonald’s restaurants in Kyiv have also been affected by earlier Russian attacks. In January 2025, workers at a McDonald’s near the Lukianivska metro station managed to reach a shelter shortly before a Russian missile hit the surrounding area. All employees survived. A McDonald’s restaurant near Lukianivska was also damaged during Russian attacks in May 2026, with part of its facade melted by the blast. Despite repeated attacks on its facilities and supply chain, McDonald’s has continued operating restaurants in Ukraine while adapting its menu and logistics to wartime conditions. Kyiv Post is Ukraine’s first and oldest English news organization, reporting since 1995. Its international reach – 97% of readers are outside of Ukraine – make it truly Ukraine’s global voice.