Russian airstrike destroys parcel delivery hub in Ukraine's Izium
A destroyed Nova Poshta parcel delivery facility in Izium (photo: t.me/izyum_official)_
On the morning of July 24, explosions were heard in Izium as Russian forces attacked the city with guided aerial bombs. One of the strikes hit a Nova Poshta parcel delivery facility, according to the Izium City Military Administration.
Three bombs in one night
The attack on Izium took place at around 4:08 a.m. Russian forces used three guided aerial bombs.
One of the strikes hit a Nova Poshta parcel delivery facility. The other two bombs struck a warehouse and an open area nearby.
The city administration said the following facilities were damaged in the attack.
Photo: Izium City Military Administration
Photo: Izium City Military Administration
"Russian forces used three guided aerial bombs (KABs). Strikes were recorded on a Nova Poshta parcel delivery facility, a warehouse, and an open area. The attack damaged the windows of nearby buildings, four vehicles, and power lines, leaving part of the district without electricity," the statement said.
Damage to the power grid left part of the Izium district without electricity.
As of now, the city administration has received no reports of casualties or fatalities.
Meanwhile, during the night of July 24, Russia attacked Ukraine with five missiles and 180 attack drones. Ukrainian air defenses shot down most of the targets, but strikes were recorded in several regions.
The previous day, on the afternoon of July 23, Russian forces attacked Zaporizhzhia with guided aerial bombs. By the evening, the number of injured had risen to 25, including six children and a three-month-old infant.
