The attack killed 20 people, according to the Kyiv Post. Moyo, one of Ukraine’s largest electronics retail chains, confirmed on Telegram that its warehouse was completely destroyed. The company said no employees were injured. Rescue workers worked at the site throughout the night.
Moyo stated it can still accept new orders. The company asked customers with earlier orders to be patient, promising to deliver as soon as possible or refund the money. “We lost the warehouse. But we did not lose the team,” the company said in a statement. Moyo announced it would gradually resume operations and rebuild “everything the enemy destroyed.”
The office-warehouse complex of IT distributor ERC was hit by a ballistic missile and severely damaged. According to the company, several employees were injured but none killed. ERC is Ukraine’s largest technology distributor, with 1,125 employees as of 2024 and revenue of 24.3 billion hryvnias ($552 million) in 2024. The damaged buildings and goods were insured; the company is also preparing a compensation lawsuit against Russia.
The Porsche Center Kyiv Airport, part of the Winner Group, was also hit. Employees were injured and are receiving medical treatment. The dealership has temporarily suspended operations. In downtown Kyiv, the roof of the Residence was damaged. The flagship store of Agromat was also hit — the second floor was damaged, and security personnel extinguished a fire on the roof. No injuries were reported there.
Source: www.kyivpost.com
