The Ukrainian enterprise UKRTAC was destroyed as a result of a direct missile hit.
This was announced by the company’s founder, Severion Dangadze, on his Facebook page , Censor.NET reports .
First details
According to Dangadze, the attack completely destroyed the company’s factory and warehouses. He called the day “the biggest tragedy in the company’s entire history.”
“As a result of a direct missile hit, the UKRTAC plant and our warehouses were completely destroyed,” he wrote.
At the same time, the founder emphasized that the most important thing is that none of the employees died during the attack.
“All our people are alive. And this is priceless,” Dangadze noted.
The enterprise will be rebuilt
He emphasized that, despite the loss of buildings, equipment and property, it is impossible to destroy the team, its experience and professional knowledge. According to the founder, it was the people who created UKRTAC and it is they who will rebuild the enterprise .
Dangadze also thanked employees, partners, rescuers, and everyone who supported the company after the attack, and assured that the company would continue its work.
“We will not give up. We will rebuild. We will continue to work. And we will do everything to make UKRTAC even stronger,” he emphasized. Джерело: https://censor.net/ua/v4014290
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“We will not give up. We will rebuild. We will continue to work. And we will do everything to make UKRTAC even stronger,”
What a contrast to the Wildberries exec whining like a baby on TV last night. The pos didn’t understand why it was happening and who would want to do such a thing.
Watch this snivelling bastard at the 1:30 mark.
Like always, the cockroaches gloat when women and children get slaughtered but cry like little girls when they are made to suffer. I hope they are made to suffer a whole lot more!
That guy needed a smack in the mouth. They act innocent, but know damn well why it happened, of course they will never mention it.
They are evil cockroaches.
UKRTAC produced armor protection for soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Such equipment is also supplied to Ukraine by its allies, so this is no great loss for the country.