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Russian Strike Destroys German Bosch Ukraine Warehouse, Wiping Out Stored Products
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Warehouse facilities belonging to the logistics partner of Bosch Ukraine were destroyed during Russia's overnight attack on August 5, resulting in the loss of all Bosch products stored at the site, the German company said.
According to Bosch Ukraine on August 5, the strike destroyed storage facilities used by its logistics partner, where products from several of the company's business divisions were being kept.
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“As a result of another Russian attack, the warehouse facilities of our logistics partner were destroyed. The site stored Bosch products from various business sectors, including mobility, consumer goods, and industrial technology,” the company said.
Bosch confirmed that no employees of either the logistics partner or the company were injured in the attack.
“Together with our logistics partner, we are already working to assess the consequences and implement solutions that will ensure the continuity of business operations and the fulfillment of our obligations to customers and partners,” the company added.
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The announcement adds to a growing list of international companies affected by Russia's overnight ballistic missile attack on August 5. Logistics facilities linked to global brands including PUMA, LIQUI MOLY, Toyota, and Intertop Ukraine were also destroyed, disrupting supply chains across the country.
While the attacks caused extensive material losses, all three companies confirmed that their employees were unharmed and that efforts to restore deliveries are already underway.
Russia's overnight attack on Kyiv and the surrounding region killed 17 people and wounded 44 after Russian forces launched 24 ballistic missiles and 115 drones against civilian targets.
The attack heavily damaged commercial warehouses, logistics hubs, critical infrastructure, and a railway station. Among the affected facilities were sites operated by Epicentr, ROZETKA, Fozzy Group, and Nova Poshta.
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