Russia hits Nova Poshta terminal near Kharkiv because packages are scary
Another day, another highly strategic target for the self-proclaimed second army of the world: a civilian mail sorting hub.
Because nothing screams "military threat" quite like cardboard boxes, bubble wrap, and people's online shopping. The Russian military launched three missiles directly at a major Nova Poshta sorting terminal just outside Kharkiv.
The tragic result of this tactical masterclass? Three dead workers and twenty injured. Two of the victims were terminal employees, and one was a driver. These people were literally just doing their jobs, keeping the country connected and moving mail in the middle of a war zone.
The company is already rerouting shipments through other hubs and promises to compensate everyone for their destroyed packages. Because unlike the Russian army, Nova Poshta actually values its reputation, respects its customers, and knows how logistics work.
Imagine being a Russian commander, looking at a satellite map of a civilian delivery hub, and deciding that this is the exact threat that needs to be neutralized with multi-million dollar missiles.
That is something to remember next time some foreign expert suggests a compromise with people who deploy ballistic missiles against delivery vans.
Source: Telegram
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