Key points
- The Russian army destroyed over 100,000 books from the BookChef publishing house during a nighttime massive attack.
- The strike hit a backup warehouse at the Denka Logistics partner base, destroying all remaining stock and new arrivals that had just arrived from the printers.
- The publishing house is forced to review the terms of pre-orders – the book delivery dates will depend on the launch of new warehouse capacities and the re-printing of individual editions.
The Russian army destroyed over 100,000 books from the BookChef publishing house during a nighttime massive attack destroyed over 100,000 books from the BookChef publishing house. The strike hit a backup warehouse at the Denka Logistics partner base.
This is all our remaining stock and new arrivals that have just arrived from the printers and were supposed to be in your hands soon.
– BookChef.
This warehouse started working recently – after the previous attack that damaged the central BookChef warehouse, but the publishing house had a small backup warehouse where part of the books were stored.
Due to this, we are forced to review the terms of pre-orders. Currently, an assessment of the consequences of the enemy attack is underway. The book delivery dates will depend on the launch of new warehouse capacities and the re-printing of individual editions.
– BookChef.
Culture Minister Tetiana Berezhna noted that in July, Russian attacks destroyed over 1.5 million books and textbooks from Ukrainian publishing houses.
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