In Kyiv, missile hit production and logistics warehouse of textile company

aftermath of strike on company "TK-Domashnii Tekstyl" / facebook.com/sokolovsky.inform
Фото: aftermath of strike on company "TK-Domashnii Tekstyl" / facebook.com/sokolovsky.inform

As a result of the Russian attack on Kyiv on the night of September 24, the main production and logistics warehouse of the company "TK-Domashnii Tekstyl" suffered significant destruction. According to co-owner of the group Oleksandr Sokolovskyi, the sites were hit by a ballistic missile.

Sokolovskyi reported this on Facebook.

According to him, the strike seriously damaged capacities that the company had been building for many years. At the same time, none of the company's employees were injured.

Sokolovskyi published photos of the production complex before and after the attack and stated that the company plans to restore the destroyed facilities and continue fulfilling obligations to customers and suppliers.

"We will do everything not to let them down and to continue fulfilling all our obligations", - said the group's co-owner.
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Aftermath of the strike. Photo: facebook.com/sokolovsky.inform

"TK-Domashnii Tekstyl" is engaged in the production of home textiles, knitted and special clothing, fabrics, and fillers. On its website, the company calls itself the largest Ukrainian manufacturer of home textile goods.

Damage to the textile enterprise also appears in official data on the consequences of the night attack on the capital. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, more than 50 civilian objects were damaged in Kyiv, including residential buildings, post offices, a maternity hospital, and a textile enterprise.

In the Solomianskyi district of the capital, warehouse buildings were partially destroyed as a result of the strike, after which a fire broke out that spread to basement premises. Three people were hospitalized. In total, two people were killed and at least eight were injured as a result of the night strike on Kyiv.

According to materials: Oleksandr Sokolovskyi - about the consequences of the strike on "TK-Domashnii Tekstyl", "Ukrainska Pravda"

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