Russian attack destroys Roshen warehouse in Chubynske near Kyiv
A warehouse belonging to confectionery corporation Roshen in Chubynske (Kyiv region), which handled storage and further supply of finished confectionery products, was destroyed in a massive Russian attack on the morning of Aug 27, the company's press service has said.
A massive Russian attack on Aug 27 destroyed a Roshen confectionery warehouse in Chubynske, a city near Kyiv. The warehouse, which stored and supplied finished confectionery products, was targeted in the early hours of the attack, according to the company's press service.
Thankfully, none of the employees were injured. This was attributed to the company's adherence to safety protocols and prompt response to the air raid alert. All staff members had taken cover in designated shelters, ensuring their safety.
State Emergency Service units are currently on the ground at the site, while efforts to manage the aftermath and assess the damage are underway. This attack marks the second time Roshen's warehouse facilities have been hit since the full-scale invasion began. In February, a warehouse in Yahotyn was also destroyed.
The damage from this attack has resulted in significant material losses, including lost products. Consequently, temporary supply disruptions for certain goods may occur in the near future. The company is actively working to redistribute stock and secure alternative warehouse capacity to mitigate potential disruptions and their effects on partners and consumers.
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