Russia destroys postal depot in Ukraine's Dnipro, killing one
Illustrative photo: A State Emergency Service rescuer near the Nova Poshta terminal (Getty Images)
As a result of a Russian Banderol drone strike in Dnipro, a Nova Poshta postal depot and branch office were destroyed. One company employee was killed, and five others sustained shrapnel wounds.
Russia has once again attacked civilian logistics infrastructure. A Nova Poshta employee was killed in the Russian strike. The company expressed its condolences to the victim's family and loved ones and reported that it is in contact with the family.
Five other employees sustained shrapnel wounds of varying severity. They are receiving the necessary medical care and are conscious.
Cleanup efforts are currently underway. Detailed information regarding the damaged cargo will be determined shortly. The company emphasizes that if a shipment was destroyed as a result of the Russian attack, Nova Poshta will compensate for its declared value.
To minimize potential delivery delays, the company has already activated a backup logistics plan. Up-to-date information on the status of shipments is available in the mobile app and on the company's website.
The most tragic attack on Nova Poshta facilities occurred on July 19, when Russian forces struck the company's terminal in Kharkiv three times—killing three men and injuring about 20 others.
In recent weeks, attacks on logistics facilities have only intensified. In late August, several facilities belonging to Nova Poshta and Epicentr came under attack simultaneously.
