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Russian attack destroys main production and warehouse space at Ventilation Systems plant near Kyiv

The main production and warehouse space of the vents.ua enterprise in the Kyiv suburb of Boyarka was destroyed in a missile and drone attack overnight into Sept. 20, the company reported on Facebook.

Russian attack destroys main production and warehouse space at Ventilation Systems plant near Kyiv

A missile and drone attack on Sept. 20 destroyed the main production and warehouse space of the Ventilation Systems enterprise located near Kyiv. The attack occurred overnight into September 20, as reported by the company on its Facebook page. The good news is that none of the employees were injured during the attack. The company is currently assessing the extent of the damage and working diligently to restore production and logistics.

Due to the extensive destruction, the company anticipates disruptions in the availability and supply of some of its products. The Ventilation Systems team is actively working to resume deliveries and fulfill its commitments to customers and partners as swiftly as possible. The company maintains its operations and will promptly notify partners and customers of any changes in delivery times or product availability.

Ventilation Systems' production facilities span over 90,000 square meters, producing approximately 5 million household fans annually, nearly 350,000 units of industrial ventilation equipment, and more than 22,000 supply-and-exhaust and air-handling units. Around 3,000 specialists are employed at the company. The Russian attack on September 20 and the subsequent night damaged 34 facilities in Kyiv Oblast, including warehouses in Boryspil, Vyshhorod, and Boyarka in the Fastiv district.

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