Russian Attack Destroys Pet Retailer Warehouse in Kyiv Region
A Russian overnight missile and drone attack destroyed a major warehouse belonging to Suziria Group in the Kyiv region. Company co-owner Polina Kosharna confirmed that no employees were injured during the strike, though emergency services remain at the scene to evaluate the full scale of the damage.
A Russian missile and drone assault on Saturday night in the Kyiv region caused significant damage to a major Suziria Group logistics warehouse, according to co-owner Polina Kosharna. The Suziria Group, a family-owned Ukrainian company, has been operating in the pet care market for over three decades, with a presence both domestically and internationally.
The group comprises Suziria Brands, Suziria Distribution, and the MasterZoo omnichannel retail network. Kosharna assured in a Facebook post that everyone involved was unharmed, though the full financial impact of the attack is still being assessed. Despite the ongoing conflict, Suziria Group remains resilient, expanding its operations by opening more than 100 new stores during the war to ensure continuous service across Ukraine.
As of now, MasterZoo boasts more than 200 stores and 17 grooming salons in 38 cities, with an extensive e-commerce platform. The retailer sells over 12,600 products from 120 brands, ranging from pet food and veterinary medicines to smart devices and accessories. In 2025, Suziria Group's annual revenue grew by nearly 18% to reach Hr.2.1 billion, as reported by Forbes Ukraine.
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