Russia Strikes 'Nova Poshta' Terminal in Dnipropetrovsk Region
As a result of Russia's strikes on the Dnipropetrovsk region, the sorting terminal of the company 'Nova Poshta' was destroyed. The company's press service reported that employees were in shelters, and no one was injured. The cleanup from the attack is ongoing, and company specialists will assess the extent of the damage and information about the destroyed shipments shortly. 'Nova Poshta' will compensate clients for the value of all lost parcels and has activated backup routes to minimize delivery delays. The company continues to operate as usual, and clients can track the status of their shipments through the mobile app or on the website. It was also reported that the day before, Russian troops struck a 'Nova Poshta' branch in the Vinnytsia region, resulting in five injuries. Earlier, on July 30, a sorting terminal in Poltava was attacked, and on July 25, a car yard in Sumy was hit, where three drivers were killed.
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