Russian attacks on Intertop, Ukraine’s biggest fashion and footwear retailer, caused an estimated Hr.450 million ($10.8 million) in direct losses to the company’s inventory, CEO Serhii Badritdinov said in an interview published on Monday, Aug. 10.According to RAU, the destroyed warehouse held hundreds of thousands of shoes, clothing items, accessories and cosmetics, including new autumn-winter stock that had arrived shortly before the attack.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“Some of the new goods arrived literally a day before the attack and were supposed to be distributed among the stores the next day, but unfortunately were lost,” Badritdinov said.Some products could face shortagesBadritdinov said Intertop may temporarily face shortages in some product categories as the company rebuilds its inventory.The retailer is already working with suppliers to replenish stocks and accelerate new deliveries.The company had managed to move some goods out of the warehouse before the attack by distributing inventory among its stores and smaller storage facilities.“Thanks to the team’s quick and coordinated actions, we managed to remove some of the goods from the warehouse before the attack. Unfortunately, it was physically impossible to save everything because of the critically limited time and lack of storage space on the necessary scale,” Badritdinov said.Intertop rebuilds logistics after attackIntertop’s stores, website and mobile application have continued operating despite the destruction of its main logistics complex.