The Europassage Business Park in Kyiv plans to resume operations following the Russian attack

The Europassage Business Park in Kyiv has begun cleaning up the damage caused by the Russian shelling that took place on September 23 and plans to return to its normal operations as soon as possible.

No one was killed during the enemy attack, and all those injured received the necessary medical care. Specialists from the State Emergency Service and other emergency services responded promptly at the scene. Currently, the complex’s team is cleaning up the area and conducting a thorough inspection of the utility systems and damaged areas.

The facility’s administration asks the public to temporarily refrain from visiting the site. Further steps toward the safe resumption of operations are being coordinated directly with the management of tenant companies, and all work is proceeding as quickly as possible, taking into account ongoing air raid alerts.

Source: Europassage Business Park press office.

On the morning of September 23, Russia launched a massive attack on Kyiv using strike drones. Hits and falling debris were reported in several districts of the capital; fires broke out, and there are fatalities and injuries. 

Klitschko also reported damage to the capital’s civilian and transportation infrastructure.