Gleeds prepares to move Ukraine office as Russians reach Kyiv

By Dave Rogers2022-02-25T14:37:00

Firm says staff should look at leaving country or relocating to other areas

Gleeds has told its staff in Ukraine their number one priority is to look after themselves and either leave the country or relocate elsewhere.

This afternoon’s update comes as Russian troops moved into the northern districts of Kyiv with videos showing armoured vehicles advancing. The Ukraine government said it had handed out 18,000 machine guns to local volunteers in the capital.

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