The Russian attack on Kyiv on September 23 damaged the building of the Europassage business park, where EPAM’s office is located. The space is temporarily closed for security reasons — "the team continues to work remotely." The company is not releasing details or photos of the damage, also citing security reasons.
The Russian attack on Kyiv on September 23 damaged the building of the Europassage business park, where EPAM’s office is located. The space is temporarily closed for security reasons — "the team continues to work remotely." The company is not releasing details or photos of the damage, also citing security reasons.
The company reported this to DOU, specifying that none of the team was injured, and that the relevant services are currently assessing the extent of the damage.
Previously, the offices of other IT and telecom companies had already suffered from Russian attacks: on September 11, 2026, the office of the Kyivstar engineering team in Kyiv, and in July 2025, the N-iX office in Lviv.
