Intertop and Puma reported losing their warehouses due to a Russian attack
Kyiv • UNN
As a result of the nighttime Russian attack, Intertop’s main logistics warehouse and the Puma complex were completely destroyed. Employees were not injured, but there may be a shortage of goods.
Intertop reported that as a result of the overnight Russian attack, the main logistics warehouse where INTERTOP Ukraine goods were stored was completely destroyed; Puma Ukraine also stated that the logistics complex containing Puma goods was completely destroyed, UNN writes.
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"This night, as a result of another Russian attack, the main logistics warehouse where INTERTOP Ukraine goods were stored was completely destroyed – the high-tech DENKA LOGISTICS complex, which for many years was the main logistics hub of MTI Group. Most importantly, all our people are alive. There are no fatalities or injuries among our employees. The scale of the destruction is extremely large," INTERTOP stated.
They added: "But we continue to work. We are already assessing the consequences of the attack and restructuring all our processes. We are doing everything possible so that you feel this disruption as little as possible. There is a lot of work ahead. After all, the enemy will never destroy our ability to work, unite and rebuild what is ours."
MTI Group confirmed: "As a result of the Russian attack, MTI Group's main logistics hub – the DENKA LOGISTICS complex – was destroyed."
Puma Ukraine therefore reported the losses incurred.
"As a result of a Russian ballistic attack on the night of August 5, the logistics complex containing Puma goods was completely destroyed. Fortunately, our team was not affected. In the coming weeks and, most likely, months, Ukraine may experience shortages of certain Puma products. We are already working to restore supplies and making every effort to ensure the availability of our assortment as quickly as possible," the Puma Ukraine statement said.
We would like to remind you
"Epicentr", "Nova Poshta", Rozetka, "Silpo", Novus, Liqui Moly also reported the Russian attack in Kyiv and the region on their facilities; some companies have employees who were killed or injured.
The government announced a meeting with businesses to ensure the uninterrupted operation of logistics and retail companies amid Russian attacks.