The Parkovy Exhibition and Convention Center suspended operations following an attack by the Russian Federation
The “Parkovy” Congress and Exhibition Center in Kyiv has temporarily suspended operations following the Russian attack on September 23. People were evacuated in time during the strike, so no one was injured. Experts are currently assessing the damage to the building.
The “Parkovy” Convention and Exhibition Center in Kyiv suspended operations following a Russian attack that took place on September 23. The company reported that people were quickly evacuated from the building during the attack. As a result, according to their information, no one was injured. Experts are currently inspecting the complex and assessing the extent of the damage. It is not yet known when “Parkovy” will be able to resume operations.
At the same time, the convention center noted that it will contact the organizers of scheduled events, partners, and clients separately to provide further details regarding the events. The closure of the complex may also affect the operations of organizations and companies that rent space there.
In particular, the “Parkovy” Exhibition and Convention Center houses the headquarters of the “Servant of the People” political party. Therefore, following the damage to the building, the party will likely have to find another location for its office. At the same time, there is currently no official information on exactly where it might be relocated. This was reported by .
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