Russian drones damaged a Nova Poshta sorting hub in northeastern Ukraine’s Sumy that was processing about 13,000 parcels, triggering a fire and damaging shipments. According to the private postal operator on Wednesday, Russian forces launched two drone strikes against the facility. No employees were injured in the attack.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. The strikes triggered a fire at the sorting hub, which was later extinguished by responders from Ukraine’s State Emergency Service (DSNS). The company said specialists are assessing damage to the facility and determining the condition of shipments stored inside the terminal at the time of the attack. Nova Poshta said it would fully compensate customers for the declared value of parcels destroyed or damaged in the attack, advising them to monitor updates via the company’s mobile application and website. Repeated strikes against Nova Poshta’s facilities Nova Poshta’s logistics infrastructure has been a recurring target of Russian strikes since the start of the full-scale invasion in 2022. Earlier on Monday, a Russian attack on Kyiv destroyed Nova Poshta’s largest and most technologically advanced sorting terminal. The facility, which featured automation by the Dutch automation giant Vanderlande and was the first of its kind in Ukraine, was completely leveled in the attack. No casualties were reported, and the company said it has already activated backup logistics to maintain operations.