Russian Attack Damages Dnipro-M Distribution Center in Kyiv

A Russian attack on Kyiv on August 29 damaged a distribution center operated by Ukrainian tools and equipment brand Dnipro-M. The company said none of its employees were injured and warned customers about possible minor delays with deliveries and tool repairs.

Dnipro-M Distribution Center Damaged in Kyiv

The company’s distribution center was hit during the Russian attack on Kyiv on August 29, Dnipro-M said in a statement.

The facility is currently being restored after the damage. The company has not disclosed the financial value of the losses or provided details about the extent of the physical damage.

Employees Were Not Injured

Dnipro-M said that all employees at the facility were safe following the attack.

The company is now working to restore normal operations and minimize the impact on customers.

Deliveries and Repairs May Be Delayed

The damage could temporarily affect some of Dnipro-M’s services.

Customers may experience minor delays in product deliveries and tool repairs while the company restores the distribution center and adjusts its operations. Dnipro-M said it would contact customers directly if individual orders require additional attention.

Dnipro-M operates a nationwide network of stores and service facilities, making the distribution center an important part of its logistics system.

Another Ukrainian Business Facility Hit

The damage to Dnipro-M’s facility comes amid a series of Russian attacks affecting warehouses and distribution infrastructure used by Ukrainian businesses.

In recent days, strikes have also damaged logistics facilities belonging to other retail and commercial companies in Kyiv region.