Rozetka lost its largest distribution warehouse due to a Russian strike

After the blast of three ballistic missiles, one of Rozetka's key logistics facilities was completely lost.

Rozetka's co-founder and co-owner Irina Chechotkina said that as a result of the night Russian attack, the company lost its largest distribution warehouse in Brovary. This was reported by Glavkom, citing Chechotkina's post.

According to her, that day she planned to greet the team, partners, and customers on the 21-anniversary of the company, but instead she watched as after the strike of three ballistic missiles, the 'matter of her entire life' burned.

Chechotkina said that the distribution warehouse complex in Brovary opened at the beginning of the 2017 year. It was the largest and most automated facility of the company and could process over 100 thousand orders per day. 'It is not recoverable,' the Rozetka co-owner noted.

She admitted that at night she felt desolation and pain, but the greatest relief was that people were not injured as a result of the strike. 'The feeling that I must go on despite everything. Rozetka is operating,' Chechotkina emphasized.

In conclusion, she thanked everyone who supports the company. 'Thanks to everyone who supports us and who makes a purchase today. It is important to feel that we are not alone at this moment like never before,' wrote the Rozetka co-owner.

At the beginning of August, the enemy twice in a day struck the Rozetka warehouse in Brovary. The company stated that this was not an accident, but a targeted strike. During the first attack, one company employee was killed and seven more were injured. Rozetka promised to provide all necessary assistance to the victims and to the family of the deceased. As a result of the second strike, there were no injuries.