Polish company Cersanit has halted operations at its plant in the Zhytomyr region due to Russian attacks
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The Polish Cersanit Group has made the decision to completely halt production at its plant located in the city of Zviahel, Zhytomyr region. This decision was made after the facility was struck twice by Russian drones.
The Zviahel plant was an important production facility for the company, which specializes in the manufacturing of ceramic tiles and sanitary ware. The damage caused by the drone attacks made further operation of the enterprise impossible due to concerns for staff safety and the technical condition of the equipment.
Currently, the company's management is assessing the scale of the destruction and the consequences for the production process. There is no information yet regarding the resumption of the plant's operations, as the security situation in the region remains difficult due to the constant threat of air attacks.
This incident is yet another example of how Russian shelling of infrastructure affects Ukraine's economy and the operations of international investors. The shutdown of a large enterprise also means the loss of jobs for local residents and a reduction in tax revenues for the region's budget.
Sources: Forbes.ua
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