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The Russian occupier troops struck the Dnipropetrovsk region twice. This was reported by Oleksandr Hantsa, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, as cited by Hlavkom.
According to him, after the first attack a fire broke out, but, according to preliminary information, there were no casualties. Soon, the enemy struck again – fire engulfed the warehouses of a logistics company.
“The enemy struck again. The warehouses of a logistics company in the Dniprovskyi district caught fire. Information about casualties is being clarified,” said the head of the OVA.
At the same time, it is noted online that both enemy strikes hit the same place.
As is known, the Russian strike on Pavlohrad destroyed a sorting depot of Ukrposhta and a location housing mobile units. This was reported by Ukrposhta's CEO, Ihor Smilyanskyi.
According to him, two company employees – Ola and Ola – were killed by the Russian strike. Another employee, the plant’s mechanic, was injured.
As a reminder, in June 2026 year during an enemy attack on Kyiv, Russian occupiers completely destroyed the building of the former Ukrposhta branch in the Desnianskyi district. The facility had not been in operation for two years, so there were no people or packages inside.
Earlier that same month, the enemy partially destroyed the company’s logistics hub in Kharkiv, after which Russian propaganda cynically lied about destroying a “munition warehouse.”
Since the start of the full-scale war, Russian attacks have destroyed more than 400 thousand square meters of warehouse space belonging to Ukrainian businesses, equivalent in area to about 56 football fields. At the beginning of August, logistics facilities of the largest Ukrainian companies came under fire.
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