Sinsay is closing its stores in two Ukrainian cities
The Polish clothing chain Sinsay has temporarily suspended operations at its stores in Zaporizhzhia and Sumy due to security risks.
In Zaporizhzhia, stores have been closed for approximately one month due to regular Russian shelling. In Sumy, the store located in the “Kyiv” shopping center has temporarily ceased operations; previously, the brand’s other retail locations in the city had already sustained damage from airstrikes and drone attacks. The company emphasizes that the decision is a temporary measure to ensure the safety of employees and customers.
This was reported by Forpost.
On the evening of September 17, Russia attacked Zaporizhzhia again. One of the strikes hit a shopping center on the city’s right bank, where a massive fire broke out after the attack. As of the time of this report, there were no reports of casualties.
On the evening of Friday, September 18, Russian terrorists launched a strike with guided bombs on Sumy. One of the bombs struck a high-rise residential building in the city, killing two people.
