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In Kyiv region, Russian forces struck a "Nova Poshta" warehouse again, while in Sumy they dropped four guided aerial bombs on a terminal

In Kyiv region, Russian forces struck a "Nova Poshta" warehouse again, while in Sumy they dropped four guided aerial bombs on a terminal

In Kyiv region, Russian forces struck a "Nova Poshta" warehouse again, while in Sumy they dropped four guided aerial bombs on a terminal
Russian attack on “Nova Poshta” in Kyiv Region Anton Ovsienko's Telegram
Olga Shendetska
Olga Shendetska

news feed editor

Overnight, Russian troops in the village of Svyatopetrivske launched drone strikes on "Nova Poshta" warehouses and damaged a nearby manufacturing facility. Meanwhile, in Sumy, the enemy dropped four KAB bombs on a terminal and damaged three trucks.

This was reported by Anton Ovsienko, the village head of Bilohorod, on Facebook and by the National Police press service on Telegram.

Update 9:20 p.m.

According to Vitali Klitschko, one more person was injured in the Svyatoshynsky District. A medical team has been dispatched to the scene.

Update, 8:50 p.m.

According to Timur Tkachenko, one more person was wounded in the Boryspil district. He was hospitalized with shrapnel wounds.

The enemy attack is ongoing. Warehouses, private homes, and other civilian targets are under fire.

Update, 10:37 a.m.

Timur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, reported that another man in the Bucha district sustained multiple shrapnel wounds. He was hospitalized.

A woman was also injured in the Fastiv district: she sustained cuts to her arm. She is receiving the necessary medical care.

The official noted that the enemy employed a tactic of repeated strikes: nearly an hour after the first strike, while firefighters were extinguishing the fire, two more strikes were launched at the same location. However, it is emphasized that the rescue workers managed to move to a safer location.

The company emphasized that an assessment of the consequences of the enemy attack is currently underway.

"Nova Poshta" will compensate customers for the declared value of damaged shipments and will contact each one to provide details on the reimbursement. Despite the attacks, "Nova Poshta" continues to operate.

"Nova Poshta" Press Service

Meanwhile, in the Kyiv region, cleanup efforts are underway and significant smoke is visible; authorities are asking residents of Sviatopetrivsk and surrounding areas to stay away from the scene, close their windows, and, if possible, avoid going outside unless absolutely necessary.

In addition, today, August 28, temporary traffic restrictions will be in effect for drivers on a section of Kyivska Street heading toward the town of Boyarka, as well as on sections of Industrialna and Chornovola Streets in Sviatopetrivske. Drivers are asked to take this into account when planning their routes.

The State Emergency Service added that in the Kyiv region, rescue workers have been working through the night and into the morning to address the aftermath of Russian attacks while facing the threat of further strikes.

For example, in the Bucha district, drone strikes caused fires in warehouse buildings and vehicles. While rescue workers were on the scene at one of the locations, a second drone strike was recorded.

The agency also noted that they managed to extinguish a fire involving 13 passenger cars. At the same time, the enemy damaged an apartment building—the blast wave shattered the windows.

As a reminder, on August 5, a massive Russian attack destroyed the “Nova Poshta” sorting center in Kyiv. Three people were killed and eight others were injured as a result of the strike.

Read also: On August 2, Russian troops struck a suburb of Kharkiv, hitting a postal terminal. The attack caused trucks and equipment to catch fire. One person was killed.

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    • Olga Shendetska
      Olga Shendetska

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      She studied at Tavria State University. She has been working in journalism since 2019. She worked for the Israeli publication "Cursor" and as an editor for the financial website Traders Union.

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