A guided air bomb hit Nova Poshta in Kramatorsk: 20% of parcels under rubble

On May 25 at 5:30 am, a guided air bomb hit Kramatorsk, damaging the Nova Poshta branch No. 11. According to reports, the company’s employees were not injured, but approximately 20% of parcels remain under rubble. In this regard, the company has rebuilt its logistics routes and promises to compensate customers for losses.

Units of the State Emergency Service and the police are working at the site of the hit. The assessment of the damage is ongoing, and detailed information about the condition of the cargo will be established after the fire is fully extinguished.

On May 24, Russian forces dropped a FAB-250 aerial bomb on a residential area of ​​Druzhkivka. As a result of this shelling, a 70-year-old woman died and five others were injured. The bomb hit an apartment building, causing significant damage.

These events in Kramatorsk and Druzhkivka highlight the ongoing armed conflict and its impact on the civilian population and infrastructure. The damage caused by airstrikes threatens not only people’s lives, but also the normal functioning of businesses and customer service. Companies such as Nova Poshta are forced to adapt their logistics solutions in conditions of constant danger, which can affect their reputation and financial results.