Russian missile strike destroys Ukrainian Catan, Exploding Kittens publisher’s entire 200,000-strong inventory
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- Russian summer attacks destroyed print runs amounting to nearly one-third of the annual book production for 2025 LIGA.net · 4d ago
- Russian strike burns 8 million books in Ukraine: publisher The Hindu · 4d ago
- Russian Strikes Wipe Out Nearly 10 Million Books Since May—Equal to 74% of Ukraine's 2026 Book Output UNITED24 Media · 4d ago
- Russia hits another Ukrainian publisher warehouse as attacks on book industry mount The Kyiv Independent · 4d ago
- Around the Book World: August 3, 2026 publishingperspectives.com · 4d ago
- Russian missile strike destroys Ukrainian Catan, Exploding Kittens publisher’s entire 200,000-strong inventory BoardGameWire · 4d ago broke it first
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