On September 22, 2026, Russian forces launched a ballistic strike on the 'Interpipe' plant in Dnipro, resulting in the deaths of four employees and injuries to seven others. The attack occurred at night, causing significant damage to the facility.
Details of the Attack on the Plant
The 'Interpipe' plant is owned by Ukrainian entrepreneur Victor Pinchuk and specializes in the production of steel pipes and railway products. The strike destroyed production equipment and infrastructure, forcing the company to halt its operations. Currently, specialists are assessing the damages and conducting emergency repair work.
Impact on Employees and the Company
The deceased and injured employees were part of a large team consisting of approximately 9,500 people. Additionally, about 1,150 employees of the company serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other security structures. This tragedy has been a severe blow to the plant's workforce, which is known for its productivity and product quality.
Public and Media Reaction
Local media shared horrifying footage of the aftermath of the attack, which sparked widespread public outcry. Many people expressed their condolences to the families of the deceased and called for accountability for those responsible for this tragedy. The 'Interpipe' company continues to work on recovery following this horrific event.