A Russian drone destroyed the Kiddisvit warehouse in Kyiv
Russian troops attacked a Kiddisvit children’s toy warehouse in Kyiv, causing significant damage to the company. To resume operations as quickly as possible, the company is changing its supply routes and working to ensure stores have the necessary inventory.
“Russian terrorists destroyed the KIDDISVIT warehouse in Kyiv! Children’s toys were the target of the rocket attack… The most important thing is that our people are safe… We’re now dealing with the aftermath—we’ve suffered significant losses,” he wrote.
The company is currently addressing the aftermath of the attack and assessing its financial losses. Kiddisvit’s management is reorganizing logistics flows and seeking new solutions to resume deliveries as quickly as possible and fulfill its obligations to partners.
Ovchinnikov emphasized that the company is continuing to operate and thanked his team for their composure and efficiency during the crisis. The co-founder also noted that the best way to support the company right now is to purchase Kiddisvit products in stores.
This was announced by the company’s co-founder, Pavel Ovchinnikov.
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