Ukraine's Nova Poshta says depots destroyed in Russian attacks
Nova Poshta said it will reimburse damaged shipments and keep operating after Russian strikes hit a Sumy terminal and a Kyiv region depot.
- On Friday, Russian forces destroyed Nova Poshta sorting centers near Kyiv and in the northern city of Sumy, the Ukrainian private postal company confirmed.
- Four guided KAB aerial bombs struck the Sumy terminal, damaging three trucks, while an enemy drone destroyed a sorting depot in the Kyiv region.
- Despite the destruction, Nova Poshta confirmed all employees are safe and the company continues to operate, with an assessment of the attack's consequences currently underway.
- "Nova Poshta will compensate customers for the full declared value of damaged shipments," the company stated, noting customers can view shipment status via the mobile app and official website.
- Nova Poshta's facilities have been frequently hit since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, marking this incident as part of a long history of infrastructure damage.
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After a night of terror, the enemy continues its air attack and during the day, on the night of August 28, Russian troops attacked Ukraine with drones and KABs. Nova Poshta facilities were destroyed in Sumy and Kyiv region, and the Epicenter caught fire in Zaporizhia. A person died in the Kharkiv region. RBC-Ukraine has collected all information about the nightly enemy attack on Ukraine. The main thing Sumy: Russian troops hit the Nova Poshta …
Ukraine’s Nova Poshta says depots destroyed in Russian attacks
Aug 28 (Reuters) - Russian attacks have destroyed Nova Poshta sorting centres near the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv and in the northern city of Sumy, the Ukrainian private postal and courier company said on Friday. Nova Poshta said on the Telegram ...
Ukraine's Nova Poshta says depots destroyed in Russian attacks
Russian attacks have destroyed Nova Poshta sorting centres near the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv and in the northern city of Sumy, the Ukrainian private postal and courier company said on Friday.
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