Russian Strikes Hit Ukraine’s Leading Textile Manufacturer and Other Civilian Businesses

Russian forces attacked several civilian Ukrainian businesses overnight from Thursday into Friday, including facilities belonging to textile manufacturer TK-Domashniy Tekstyl, jewelry brand Dukachi, private postal service Nova Poshta, and the Titka Klara bakery chain. A Russian ballistic missile destroyed the production facility and warehouse of TK-Domashniy Tekstyl, according to the company.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. “This is yet another confirmation that the occupiers are now striking purely at our economy and civilian infrastructure. Because nothing military was produced or stored there,” the company wrote on Facebook. TK-Domashniy Tekstyl is part of the Textile-Contact group, a fabric production and retail company in Ukraine. In 2025, Textile-Contact reported about Hr.1.15 billion ($27.4 million) in revenue and a net profit of Hr.68 million ($1.6 million), according to data from business analytics platform Opendatabot. Damage to other civilian businesses Overnight, Russia also destroyed a branch of Nova Poshta, Ukraine’s leading express delivery service, and damaged its sorting depot. “Recovery efforts are underway. Nova Poshta has already engaged backup logistics to minimize possible delivery delays,” the company wrote on Telegram. Nova Poshta has decentralized its logistics network in response to Russia’s systematic destruction of its large-scale facilities, including the company’s largest sorting terminal lost in a June attack. Other Topics of Interest ‘I’m Waiting for Feedback’: Zelensky Says He Asked Trump to Press Xi on Putin Zelensky says he has yet to hear from Washington after asking Trump to persuade Xi Jinping to use his influence over Putin. The company said it is seeking partnerships with local entrepreneurs to open smaller, franchise-operated sorting centers and is looking to lease warehouse space starting at 500 square meters (5,382 square feet), primarily in Kyiv, the surrounding region, and eastern Ukraine to ensure uninterrupted operations, the company said on Telegram. The same night, Russia also attacked a production facility of Titka Klara, a Ukrainian bakery and pastry chain. The company said it’s “doing everything possible” to resume operations in an update on social media platform Threads. In 2025, the bakery generated Hr.8.5 million ($201,000) in revenue, but reported a net loss of Hr. 260,000 ($6,700), according to Opendatabot. A Russian missile also destroyed a facility belonging to Dukachi, a Ukrainian jewelry brand, which said the building was “completely destroyed.” “The building is completely destroyed. Equipment, furniture, and the warehouse burned down. But all our people are alive, and that is the main thing,” the company wrote on Instagram.