Russian Strike Destroys Delta Plus Ukraine Warehouse, Forcing Shipment Halt

Delta Plus Ukraine, the Ukrainian branch of the international personal protective equipment manufacturer, has suspended all shipments after a Russian attack destroyed its warehouse and office, the company announced on August 6.

According to a company statement, the overnight strike completely destroyed what it described as Ukraine's largest warehouse of personal protective equipment (PPE), along with its office facilities.

“Unfortunately, Delta Plus Ukraine has been completely destroyed. The largest PPE warehouse in Ukraine and the office building have been completely destroyed. Therefore, we must inform you that we are suspending all shipments,” the company said in a statement.

The company has not yet determined when it will be able to restore operations, but Delta Plus Ukraine said it is committed to returning.

The attack came several days after Russian ballistic missile strikes destroyed logistics facilities used by several international companies operating in Ukraine, including PUMA, LIQUI MOLY, and Intertop Ukraine. The strikes disrupted supply chains, although no employees of the affected companies were reported injured.

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