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In the morning, monitors reported that Russia struck the ZAMMLER warehouse in the Bucha district again. Footage of a large fire at the site of the impact appeared online.
Subsequently, the company confirmed an attack on one of its warehouses.
What is known about the strike on the ZAMMLER warehouse?
There they said that 27 in September the enemy hit one of the warehouses where ZAMMLER had worked for many years.
Fortunately, the Russian attack passed without casualties.
ZAMMLER asked to observe informational silence: do not publish photos or videos, do not indicate locations or the consequences of the strike.
“Revealing details helps the enemy,” the company explained.
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Recall that ZAMMLER GROUP is a Ukrainian group of logistics companies that has been operating on the market since 2007 year.
The company engages not only in transportation but provides clients with a full range of logistics services.
ZAMMLER positions itself as a 3PL operator. Put simply, the company can take full responsibility for the business’s logistics: transporting goods, storing them, customs clearance, fulfillment, and other operations.
According to the company itself, ZAMMLER operates in four countries—Ukraine, Poland, China, and Kazakhstan.
The group has 17 offices, about 2500 employees, 8 storage facilities in Ukraine and approximately 170 own vehicles.
Main areas of operation are road, sea, and air transport, warehousing and contract logistics, customs brokerage services, fulfillment, and support for export-import operations.
Among the clients and sectors the company works with are e-commerce, retail, FMCG, pharmaceuticals, electronics, telecommunications, and industry.
Earlier it was reported that Russia destroyed the warehouse of Ukraine’s largest ice cream producer.
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