A Russian attack on the night of 27 August completely destroyed the distribution centre of the \u00abBudynok Igrashok\u00bb chain, according to the company\u2019s CEO, Maria Nazarenko. The facility housed a significant proportion of children\u2019s goods and was used to prepare daily deliveries to customers and shops across Ukraine. Staff took shelter; there were no fatalities or injuries amongst the staff.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n According to Maria Nazarenko<\/strong>, the lost property was an important part of the company\u2019s logistics system. Toys and other children\u2019s goods were stored on its premises, from where they were distributed to retail outlets and dispatched to customers in various regions.<\/p>\n During the attack, all staff were taking shelter. The company reported that none of its employees were killed or injured.<\/p>\n The destruction of the logistics hub has already affected the network\u2019s internal operations. Some of the orders that have been processed may be delivered later than planned; the company promises to contact customers whose orders have been affected by the attack individually.<\/p>\n If a paid order has to be cancelled due to the loss of the goods, the customer will be refunded. Meanwhile, all high-street shops remain open, and the online shop is accepting new orders.<\/p>\n The company is reorganising its logistics following the loss of its distribution centre.<\/p>\n \u00abToy House\u00bb did not specify the amount of financial losses, the area of the destroyed complex or the value of the goods that were inside. However, the company confirmed that a significant proportion of its stock was stored at the warehouse.<\/p>\n\n
The centre organised daily deliveries across Ukraine<\/h2>\n
Customers have been warned of possible delays<\/h2>\n
The extent of the damage is still being assessed following the attacks on the warehouses<\/h2>\n