Textile-Contact facility damaged in Russia’s overnight strike on Kyiv
TK after the Russian night strike on Kyiv on the night of November 25 (Photo: Facebook / Oleksandr Sokolovskyi)
A Textile-Contact facility was damaged during Russia’s massive overnight attack on Kyiv early Nov. 25, the owner of the company group, Oleksandr Sokolovskyi, said on Facebook on Nov. 25.
“Last night a strike hit TK. Unlucky again. Ballistic. But thanks to God, everyone is alive. We sustained damage to some of our own warehouse and production facilities in the Darnytskyi district. Unfortunately, there are casualties among our neighbors in the industrial zone — one of the drivers was in the epicenter of the blast,” Sokolovskyi said.
He added: “There is nothing military nearby. They are striking industrial enterprises and energy infrastructure.
“But despite everything, we keep working. Even without windows or walls. The problems of Teksty l-Kontakt must never become problems for our clients. So we are immediately starting to clear the debris and rebuild. Production, packaging, shipments — everything will be on time.”
“The TK Group facilities in other cities that were not hit today will back up the Kyiv operations. I have been here since morning and see that no one is discouraged — everyone is calm, quickly organized, and working like ants to restore what was destroyed,” Sokolovskyi said.
Earlier reports said that overnight and into the morning of Nov. 25, Russian forces carried out a new series of combined airstrikes on Kyiv. Russia deployed Shahed drones, Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles, Kalibr cruise missiles and Iskander-K missiles in the mass attack on the capital.
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