Russian Strikes Damage Nova Poshta Sorting Depot in Kyiv
A Nova Poshta sorting depot and one of its branches were damaged in Russian strikes on Kyiv on September 24, according to Ukrinform.
Russian strikes damaged a Nova Poshta sorting depot and one branch of the delivery company in Kyiv on September 24, according to a report from Ukrainian state news agency Ukrinform.
Nova Poshta is one of Ukraine's largest parcel delivery and logistics companies, operating a wide network of sorting facilities and branches across the country.
Ukrinform's report does not specify the extent of the damage, whether operations at the affected depot were suspended, or whether there were any casualties associated with the strikes.
The report also does not detail the broader scope of the strikes on Kyiv that day beyond the impact on the Nova Poshta facilities specifically.
Attacks on civilian infrastructure, including logistics and delivery networks, have been reported periodically throughout the war in Ukraine, with Ukrainian officials regularly documenting such incidents through state media channels.
Sources
- Russian strikes damage Nova Poshta sorting depot in Kyiv — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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