Post office in Kyiv destroyed
The Ukrposhta branch at 4A Shumskoho Street in Kyiv, which was damaged during the massive shelling of the capital on August 28, has been destroyed and is not operating.
According to Delo.ua, the consequences of the Russian attack were reported by the General Director of Ukrposhta, Ihor Smilyansky, on August 30.
“After the last shelling, Ukrposhta branch No. 02098, which was located in Kyiv at 4A Shumskoho Street, is no more. An enemy missile completely destroyed it,” he said.
Despite the destruction, according to him, almost all the parcels survived and are now available for collection at another branch — No. 02152 at 13A Ivan Mykolaychuk Street.
Ukrposhta will contact each client separately to provide information about the shipment, and will also compensate for a small part of the parcels that were damaged during the shelling, Smilyansky emphasized.
He expressed gratitude to his team for the actions that allowed them to preserve mail as much as possible and resume work.
The search for a new location is ongoing, and the company is working to ensure that the move and opening of the branch takes place as soon as possible.
Attack on Kyiv on August 28
On the night of August 28, 2025, the Russian occupiers massively attacked Kyiv using ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and numerous drones.
As a result of massive Russian shelling, the capitals were damaged two buildings Main Department of the State Tax Service of Ukraine in Kyiv.
Also in the center of Kyiv, a shopping center was hit and a Honey confectionery chain was destroyed.
Not far from the Radio Liberty office, there is also the building was damaged European Union mission. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga stressed that attacks on diplomats are a direct violation of the Vienna Convention and stressed that such attacks require condemnation not only by the EU, but also by the entire world.