Russia strikes postal terminal in Ukraine's Odesa region
Photo: Attack on a Nova Poshta (Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office)
On Tuesday, September 1, Russians struck a Nova Poshta terminal in the Odesa region, according to Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration.
"Russia continues to strike civilian infrastructure in the Odesa region. As a result of the Russian attack, a postal terminal, which had previously sustained damage from enemy strikes, caught fire," he says.
Kiper notes that emergency responders quickly extinguished the fire, and all relevant services are currently working at the site of the strike.
The head of the Odesa Regional State Administration also reports that no one was injured as a result of the Russian strike.
On August 31, Russian forces struck a Nova Poshta terminal in the Odesa region. A fire broke out at the facility following the Russian strike.
Nova Poshta reports that an innovative terminal was destroyed as a result of the Russian attack—it cannot be repaired.
In particular, the company states that a European-standard sorting line was destroyed by the Russian strike. However, none of the employees were injured.
Additionally, on the morning of August 31, a Russian drone attacked a Nova Poshta truck in the village of Blyzniuky in the Kharkiv region. The truck caught fire as a result of the Russian strike, and the driver was injured.
