In Kyiv, Russians damaged the production facility of the pie maker “Aunt Klara”

In Kyiv, due to a massive Russian attack, the production of pies by Aunt Clara was damaged, and some items on the menu may be unavailable. This was reported by Hlavkom, citing a post from the Aunt Clara pie shop on social media.

“Unfortunately, due to the massive attack on Kyiv, our production was affected. Therefore, in the near future some menu items may be unavailable,” the message says.

The company stated that they are doing everything possible to resume work as quickly as possible and thanked customers for their understanding.

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Reminder, 24 in September, during a night attack, damage was recorded in several areas of Kyiv. In the capital, two people were killed, eight more were injured. Among damaged civilian facilities were residential buildings, post offices, and a maternity hospital.

As a result of the Russian attack on Kyiv on the night of 24 September, the production facility of the Ukrainian jewelry brand Dukachi was completely destroyed. This may cause delays in shipping orders. At the same time, Dukachi stores in Kyiv, Lviv, and Odesa continue to operate.

Additionally, a Russian ballistic missile hit the main production facility and logistics warehouse of the company “TK-Domashniy Tekstil.” “TK-Domashniy Tekstil” is part of the Textile-Contact group and is one of the largest Ukrainian manufacturers of home textiles. The company produces bedding, pillows, blankets, mattresses, fabrics, and workwear, and its products are represented in major retail networks across Ukraine.