Russian attack destroys Delta Plus Ukraine office and largest PPE warehouse

On August 7, a Russian attack severely damaged Delta Plus Ukraine's office and the country's largest warehouse for personal protective equipment (PPE), according to the Ukrainian subsidiary of a major European protective clothing and equipment manufacturer. The company's spokesperson expressed deep distress, stating that the enemy had demolished everything built over many years in a single night.

Both the office and the warehouse were completely destroyed. Delta Plus Ukraine has temporarily halted all product shipments due to the loss of the warehouse, but remaining products are still accessible via the company's dealer network, as well as at select stores like Epicentr, OLDI, Nova Liniia, and Leroy Merlin. The company, one of Europe's largest manufacturers of PPE, workwear, and safety footwear, was founded in 1977 and operates in over 90 countries with 27 subsidiaries.

Delta Plus specializes in developing and producing a comprehensive range of personal protective equipment for various industries. A previous report stated that a Russian strike on Kyiv and its surrounding regions on August 5, 2026, resulted in 17 fatalities, with none of the 28 missiles launched being intercepted. The attack caused significant damage, including the total destruction of Rozetka's warehouse complex in Brovary, Epicentr's warehouses and production plant, Nova Poshta's sorting center in Kyiv, two Silpo distribution centers, a logistics complex storing Puma products, a logistics complex near Kyiv containing Intertop's main warehouse, and a warehouse with Bosch products in Ukraine.