Air Strike Strikes Kramatorsk Post Office
At 5:30 AM on May 25, a guided aerial bomb struck Kramatorsk, damaging the Nova Poshta branch #11. While no company employees were injured, roughly 20% of parcels remain buried under rubble. In response, the company has rerouted its logistics network and pledged to compensate customers for losses.
We will fully compensate clients for shipments damaged in the fire. We will contact each person shortly with details on reimbursement. Customers can track all updates on their shipments through the Nova Poshta mobile app and website.
On May 24, Russian forces dropped a FAB-250 aerial bomb on a residential area in Druzhkivka. That attack killed a 70-year-old woman and wounded five others. The bomb struck an apartment building, causing severe structural damage.
Scene Assessment Underway
Emergency services and police are currently working at the impact site. Damage assessment continues, and a full inventory of affected cargo will be available once firefighting and cleanup operations are complete.
These incidents in Kramatorsk and Druzhkivka highlight the ongoing armed conflict's toll on civilians and infrastructure. Airstrikes not only endanger lives but also disrupt business operations and customer services. Companies like Nova Poshta must constantly adapt their logistics under threat, potentially impacting their reputation and financial performance.
The recent airstrike on Nova Poshta in Kramatorsk is part of a troubling pattern of violence in the region. Just a day earlier, a separate Russian airstrike resulted in casualties and injuries in a nearby residential area. For a detailed account of this tragic event and its implications for local residents, read more about the recent attack that left one dead.