A warehouse storing equipment and products made by German company Kärcher was completely destroyed in a Russian attack on Sunday, September 27, the company’s press service said on Facebook.
The company said all warehouse employees are alive and safe. Orders held at the facility at the time of the attack have been delayed or cancelled, and Kärcher plans to contact each partner to coordinate next steps.
Kärcher said it is activating alternative supply routes prepared in advance. Reorganizing operations will take time, so deliveries may be disrupted in the near term.
Ukrinform also reported that the roof and facade of a warehouse building, as well as an unfinished administrative building belonging to another company, were damaged in the Brovary district of Kyiv region during the September 27 attack. Those damages concern a separate site.