Russian strikes destroy 5 JYSK stores over past month
Russians destroyed five JYSK stores over the past month, Country Director at JYSK Ukraine Yevhen Ivanytsia said.
Over the past month, Russian attacks have destroyed five JYSK stores, according to Yevhen Ivanytsia, the Country Director for JYSK Ukraine. The attacks occurred in Sumy, Dnipro, Kryvy Rih, and Zaporizhia twice. This destructive pattern is part of Russia's strategy to strip Ukrainians of the signs of normal life and civilization.
Several companies, including Epicentr, Sinsay, and Foxtrot, have already withdrawn from Sumy and Zaporizhia. JYSK's safety measures, however, have managed to avoid any casualties among their employees and customers.
Ivanytsia has assured that employees of the destroyed JYSK stores will be given the opportunity to relocate to other cities in Ukraine where JYSK stores operate. JYSK is a part of the Lars Larsen Group, which boasts over 3,500 stores in 50 countries. In fiscal 2024/2025, JYSK's revenue amounted to EUR 6.2 billion.
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