Ukraine’s postal, publishing, alcohol, retail and energy sectors absorbed devastating Russian strikes overnight Aug. 27-28, as attacks hit two Nova Poshta sorting depots, burned down warehouses of several major book publishers and retailers, and heavily damaged a vodka distillery, a retail hypermarket and a solar equipment warehouse. In the last two days, strikes heavily affected the retail and logistics of almost all Ukraine’s trade industries, on top of Russia’s blocking of agro exports through the Black Sea corridor. JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Nova Poshta, Ukraine’s largest private delivery operator, wrote on Telegram that four KAB guided aerial bombs struck its terminal in Sumy overnight, damaging three trucks, while a Russian drone destroyed a separate sorting depot in Kyiv region. No employees were injured at either site, the company wrote. Nova Poshta said it would compensate clients for the declared value of damaged shipments and would contact each affected customer individually. The company wrote that it continues to operate despite the attacks, and that clients can track shipment statuses through its mobile app and website. Book warehouses burn across 42 Ukrainian publishing houses Russia hit a warehouse used by 42 Ukrainian publishing houses, according to information from the Urbino publishing house on Telegram. Russian forces also hit the warehouse of the book retailer Readeat, the company reported on Instagram.