Two key logistics complexes of "Epicentr" in Kyiv and the region were destroyed by a massive attack by the russian federation; one employee was killed and three were injured, the company's head of public relations, Yuliia Chudnovets, and the press service of "Epicentr K" reported on social media on Wednesday, UNN writes.
In a single night, Russian missiles destroyed what thousands of people had built over decades. Our colleague was killed. A young man who had his whole life ahead of him. Three more employees were injured. At the same time, two key logistics complexes of the company were destroyed. The logistics center in Kyiv burned down completely. In Kalynivka, one of the largest ceramic tile production facilities in Ukraine was effectively lost
As reported by the press service of "Epicentr K," "this night, the enemy dealt a horrific blow to the production and logistics infrastructure of the company "Epicentr"".
As a result of the massive missile strike, the enemy hit two key logistics complexes of the company simultaneously. In Kyiv, the logistics center—one of the company's key logistics facilities—burned down completely. An employee of the company was killed at the logistics and production complex in Kalynivka. Three more of our colleagues were injured and are in hospital. Production at the "Epicentr Ceramic Corporation" plant has been completely halted. To prevent a shortage of products and ensure uninterrupted supplies, production will first be relocated to two of the company's facilities abroad. In parallel, we are beginning preparations to launch production at another facility in Ukraine
As noted, "according to preliminary estimates, the complete restoration of the destroyed production facility will require at least a year and a half, and most likely—about two years." "That is why our top priority today is to promptly relocate production abroad in order to ensure the company's uninterrupted operation and fulfillment of its obligations to partners and consumers. The scale of the damage caused cannot yet be finally assessed," the statement said.