A Toyota parts warehouse in Ukraine was destroyed in a Russian attack
As a result of the Russian attack on the night of August 4–5, a warehouse containing spare parts and related products belonging to Toyota Ukraine was destroyed. The company announced this in a statement to its customers and partners.
The company noted that following the attack, it has already begun a series of measures to restore logistics processes and ensure a stable supply of products to Toyota’s dealer network in Ukraine.
“As a result of the enemy attack on the night of August 4–5, the spare parts and related goods warehouse of Toyota Ukraine was destroyed. We are grateful to our employees, partners, and all services that promptly joined the response to the incident,” the statement reads.
Alternative logistics solutions have been implemented to minimize the impact. At the same time, the company warned of possible temporary delays in the delivery of certain spare parts, accessories, lubricants, and other goods.
“Alternative logistics solutions have been implemented to minimize the impact on our customer service. As a result, there may be temporary delays in the delivery of certain spare parts, accessories, lubricants, and other goods,” Toyota Ukraine noted.
Toyota Ukraine also thanked its employees, partners, and all services that promptly joined efforts to address the aftermath of the attack, and assured that they are continuing to work toward a swift return to normal operations and ensuring uninterrupted support for customers and partners.
Source: the company’s Facebook post.
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