UKRTAC manufacturing plant in Kyiv wiped out by overnight missile strike
The facility producing gear for our defenders is gone, but the team is reportedly staying standing.
So, the local military gear manufacturer UKRTAC took a direct hit last night. The factory and all the warehouses are completely obliterated. It’s a massive loss—years of R&D and production capacity just turned into a pile of rubble in a split second.
The founder, Severion Dangadze, posted about it today. He didn't dwell on the machinery or the walls, though. He made a point to say that everyone on the team is alive. They’re framing it as a 'character test'—they plan to rebuild and keep the operation going despite the wreckage.
It’s wild how much effort goes into building a business that supports the front line, only for it to be erased in one night by a ballistic strike. Apparently, the team is already talking about coming back stronger. The resilience is impressive, but the target on their back is a grim reminder of how this war touches everything.
Source: Facebook
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