Photo: A Russian attack completely destroyed the MOYO warehouse
During a massive enemy attack on the night of July 2, a warehouse belonging to the well-known MOYO electronics and appliance chain was completely destroyed.
Fortunately, the incident resulted in no casualties, as none of the company’s employees were injured.
The company expressed its gratitude to the emergency services for their prompt response at the site of the destruction caused by enemy strikes.
Despite significant material damage and the loss of warehouse infrastructure, the MOYO chain continues to operate online.
Customers can still place new orders for products available for sale on the official website.
At the same time, the company is asking customers to be understanding of possible delays in the delivery process.
“Customers who have already placed orders are asked to be understanding of possible delays in shipping,” the press office noted.
Representatives of the chain also assured that in cases where fulfilling an order becomes technically impossible, customers will be guaranteed a full refund.
In addition, the company’s management has already begun taking active measures to address the consequences of the hostile attack and restore full operations of the logistics chain.
The company’s press office reported the extensive damage, noting that emergency services worked at the scene throughout the night and into the morning.
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