Over 80 Russian Strikes Hit Nova Poshta: Casualty and Injury Toll Revealed.
Attacks on Nova Poshta (2022–2026)
According to Слово і Діло — Інфографіка: Nova Poshta, a major Ukrainian logistics company, has faced relentless Russian military strikes on its branches, sorting terminals, and depots from early 2022 through 2026. These assaults have severely disrupted operations, caused casualties, and led to substantial financial losses.
In 2022, the company endured at least 6 attacks. The following year, Russian forces launched over 20 strikes, including 2 in Kharkiv. The situation escalated in 2024 with 7 recorded attacks, but 2025 proved the most devastating, with more than 30 incidents.
- On March 5, 2025, an attack in Odesa destroyed 606 parcels valued at over 1 million hryvnias.
- On March 6, 2025, a terminal in Sumy saw 1,300 packages burned, with losses exceeding 3.3 million hryvnias.
- On August 28, 2025, a strike in Kyiv injured three Nova Poshta employees.
In 2026, tensions remained high as Russian troops attacked Nova Poshta over 20 times. On January 13, 2026, four company workers were killed in Kharkiv, and on March 17, 2026, a terminal strike in Zaporizhzhia wounded six employees.
From 2022 to 2026, Nova Poshta has been repeatedly targeted, resulting in heavy human and material losses. These events highlight the harsh realities of war in Ukraine and the immense challenges businesses face.
The ongoing attacks on Nova Poshta's infrastructure underscore the intensifying conflict in Ukraine and its ripple effects on the commercial sector.
The conflict not only inflicts severe financial damage but also creates hazardous conditions for workers, emphasizing the critical need for safety during wartime. For companies, recovery and adaptation are essential to sustaining the economy amid prolonged aggression. These incidents also raise urgent questions about international support and the protection of enterprises in Ukraine.
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