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The Epicent Group, following Russian attacks on its facilities, declared the temporary transfer of production to the company's enterprises abroad. On the night of 5 August, Russia launched a massive attack on Kiev and the Kiev region. The aim of the attacks, according to the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, was the warehouses of civilian enterprises not involved in the war.
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The Epicent Group, following Russian attacks on its facilities, declared the temporary transfer of production to the company's enterprises abroad. On the night of 5 August, Russia launched a massive attack on Kiev and the Kiev region. The aim of the attacks, according to the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, was the warehouses of civilian enterprises not involved in the war.