On the evening of 29 October, following a Russian missile attack on Kyiv, a Rozetka store near the «Comfort Town» residential complex in the capital’s Dniprovskyi district sustained serious damage. Part of the building was destroyed, and the façade, windows and internal structures were damaged. This was reported by Rozetka. Despite the damage, the retailer has assured customers that it is working to fulfil all their orders.
- On the evening of 29 October, a Russian missile strike damaged the Rozetka shop near the «Comfort Town» residential complex in Kyiv.
- Part of the single-storey building has been destroyed, and the internal structures have been damaged.
- The company plans to transfer customers’ orders to the nearest shop.
What will happen to Rozetka customers’ orders?
The company explained that, once safe access to the damaged premises has been secured, customers’ orders will be transferred to the nearest branch of the chain.
Parcels that are still in transit and were due to be delivered to the shop near «Comfort Town» will also be redirected there.
Every customer affected by the changes will be informed individually. The company promises to provide the necessary information regarding the new collection point.
No specific dates have yet been given for the relocation of orders or the reopening of the damaged shop.
A Russian strike damaged a residential complex and shops
As a result of the evening attack on 29 October, it was not only the building that was damaged Rozetka, as well as other properties near the «Comfort Town» residential complex.
The blast wave shattered windows in high-rise buildings and damaged shops and cafés on the ground floors. A multi-storey car park and parked cars were also damaged.
According to the city authorities, debris from a Russian missile fell near a residential area, causing damage and a fire.
In total, one person was killed and another injured as a result of the evening and night-time attacks on Kyiv. Damage was reported in the Dniprovskyi and Darnytskyi districts of the capital.
