The PUMA logistics complex was destroyed as a result of a Russian nighttime attack
As a result of a Russian ballistic missile attack on the night of August 5, a logistics complex in Ukraine containing PUMA brand merchandise was completely destroyed. The company announced this in a statement to its customers and partners.
PUMA noted that none of its employees were injured during the attack. However, due to the loss of the warehouse, there may be a shortage of certain PUMA products in Ukraine in the coming weeks, and possibly months.
“As a result of a Russian ballistic missile attack on the night of August 5, a logistics complex containing PUMA merchandise was completely destroyed. Fortunately, our team was not harmed.In the coming weeks and, likely, months, there may be a shortage of certain PUMA products in Ukraine,” the statement reads.
The company reported that it is already working to restore supplies and is doing everything possible to replenish its product range as quickly as possible.
“The most important thing is that our team was unharmed. We are already working to restore our product lineup as quickly as possible,” PUMA emphasized, thanking customers for their understanding, support, and trust.
This was reported on August 5 on the company’s Instagram page.
As a reminder, as a result of a nighttime Russian missile attack on the night of August 5, the production and logistics facilities of the company “Epicenter” sustained significant damage. One employee was killed, and three others were injured.
In Brovary, near Kyiv, Russian troops destroyed the Rozetka distribution warehouse complex on the night of August 5. The facility was struck by three ballistic missiles. No one was injured, but the complex itself cannot be restored.
As a result of a Russian drone attack on August 4 in Dnipro, a warehouse belonging to the company “Biosfera”—part of a 20,000-square-meter warehouse complex—was completely destroyed.
The occupiers involved in the missile strikes on Kyiv have been identified.
