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The Russian army 3 September attacked Dnipro with a Banderol kamikaze drone. The strike on the city took one life; a Nova Poshta depot and branch were destroyed.
Consequences of the strike
The press service of Nova Poshta reported on the consequences of the enemy attack.
The company said the Russian strike took the life of one of their colleagues.
We express our sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of the deceased. The company is in contact with the family and is providing all necessary assistance,
the statement said.
Dnipro mayor Borys Filatov, in his Telegram post, specified that Russia killed a 27-year-old driver of the postal company.
At the same time, according to NP, five employees received shrapnel wounds of varying severity. They are conscious and receiving the necessary medical care.
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What will happen to parcels
The company added that the aftermath of the strike is currently being cleared.
"Nova Poshta" is still determining the exact number of damaged shipments. However, it promised to compensate customers whose parcels were destroyed in the attack for their declared value.
Despite the destruction of the depot and branch, "Nova Poshta" has already launched a backup logistics scheme to redirect shipment flows and minimize possible delivery delays.
Up-to-date information about the status of shipments can be found in the mobile app and on the company's website,
Nova Poshta added.
Recall: this afternoon Russia continued to terrorize Dnipro. Head of the Dnipropetrovsk OVA Oleksandr Hanzha reported injuries and infrastructure damage. He later clarified that the number of victims from the attack increased – one person was killed and five were injured.
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