Nova Poshta Sorting Depot Hit in Russian Strike
On the night of August 28, 2025, Russia launched a missile strike on civilian logistics infrastructure in Kyiv, hitting a Nova Poshta sorting depot, the company reported.
- The missile landed in the facility’s vehicle yard.
- Three Nova Poshta employees were injured in the attack: site specialist Serhii Slavenskyi, who is in serious condition, and site specialist Ivan Dulniev and BDF driver Yurii Yukhymchuk, who are in moderate condition.
- Nova Poshta said it is providing medical, psychological, and financial support to the victims and their families.
- While shipments were not damaged, the company warned of potential delivery delays, as sorting operations were halted during the air raid.
The strike on Nova Poshta comes as part of one of the largest overnight attacks on Ukraine since the start of the full-scale war. In total, Russia launched 629 drones and missiles across the country on August 28. Kyiv was hardest hit, with more than 20 locations across seven districts affected. Among them was the LIFT99 Kyiv Hub coworking space, a major center for startups and entrepreneurs, which sustained heavy damage.
Nova Poshta Sorting Depot Hit in Russian Strike
On the night of August 28, 2025, Russia launched a missile strike on civilian logistics infrastructure in Kyiv, hitting a Nova Poshta sorting depot, the company reported.
- The missile landed in the facility’s vehicle yard.
- Three Nova Poshta employees were injured in the attack: site specialist Serhii Slavenskyi, who is in serious condition, and site specialist Ivan Dulniev and BDF driver Yurii Yukhymchuk, who are in moderate condition.
- Nova Poshta said it is providing medical, psychological, and financial support to the victims and their families.
- While shipments were not damaged, the company warned of potential delivery delays, as sorting operations were halted during the air raid.
The strike on Nova Poshta comes as part of one of the largest overnight attacks on Ukraine since the start of the full-scale war. In total, Russia launched 629 drones and missiles across the country on August 28. Kyiv was hardest hit, with more than 20 locations across seven districts affected. Among them was the LIFT99 Kyiv Hub coworking space, a major center for startups and entrepreneurs, which sustained heavy damage.
