This isn't just about infrastructure damage—it's a sign of how deeply the war is disrupting global business. Boeing, a major U.S. aerospace firm, now finds itself tangentially caught in the crossfire, raising questions about corporate exposure in conflict zones. For readers, it’s another reminder that the war’s consequences stretch far beyond the battlefield.

A Russian air strike reportedly hit offices leased by Boeing in Kyiv, according to the Financial Times. While details are still emerging, the attack underscores the spillover risks to multinational companies operating in Ukraine amid the ongoing war.

Russian air attack damaged Boeing offices in Ukraine, FT reports

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