Russian occupiers destroyed a logistics hub for the MasterZoo pet store chain in the Kyiv region
On the night of September 18–19, Russian troops struck a warehouse belonging to the MasterZoo pet store chain in the Kyiv region. The attack damaged a warehouse complex covering more than 8,000 square meters, where pet products from well-known brands were stored.
This was reported by the press service of Suziria Group, a distributor of pet products.
“Overnight, our warehouse in the Kyiv region was damaged during a Russian attack. Our team was in a shelter at the time—there were no casualties,” the company said. Emergency services are on the scene working to contain the fire. Once their work is complete, the company plans to conduct a full assessment of the damage.
The company noted that over the past few weeks, it had been strengthening its logistics to make operations more resilient. Despite the consequences of the attack, Suziria Group plans to resume operations as soon as possible. Partners will be informed of the next steps after a full assessment of the damage.
“The most important thing is that our people are safe. We know there is a lot of work ahead, and our team is ready for it. The aggressor state will not stop our work,” Suziria Group emphasized.
As a reminder, over the past 24 hours on September 18, the Kyiv region was under near-constant air raid alerts. Due to the attack by Russian drones, damage was reported in four districts of the region simultaneously: Obukhiv, Vyshhorod, Boryspil, and Bucha.
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