# Russian Drone Strikes Hit Nova Poshta Warehouses and Multiple Logistics Hubs Around Kyiv

*Friday, August 28, 2026 at 6:15 AM UTC — Hamer Intelligence Services Desk*

**Published**: 2026-08-28T06:15:31.505Z (2h ago)
**Category**: conflict | **Region**: Eastern Europe
**Importance**: 8/10
**Sources**: OSINT
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**Deck**: Russian attacks overnight damaged Nova Poshta warehouses near Kyiv and set several warehouse complexes ablaze across the capital region, according to local officials and monitoring data. The strikes add to a growing pattern of hits on Ukraine’s logistics infrastructure.

Overnight strikes on 28 August damaged key logistics facilities in and around Kyiv, including warehouses used by private courier Nova Poshta, and triggered large fires visible on satellite fire maps.

In Kyiv Oblast, the head of the Bilohorodka community, Ovsienko, reported that warehouse premises belonging to Nova Poshta were hit in Sviatopetrivske, with a nearby production facility also damaged. He described it as another heavy night for the community.

Separate reporting from the same area said large fires were raging in Sviatopetrivske following the attack. Fire anomalies from the blaze were detected on NASA’s FIRMS fire map, indicating a significant fire at coordinates around 50.3712, 30.322. Additional damaged warehouse sites nearby were identified at 50.3711, 30.3191 and 50.3683, 30.3197.

Other parts of Kyiv Oblast also came under attack. Earlier reports noted that Russian Geran-4 jet-powered drones struck at least two warehouses in the southwestern suburbs of Kyiv, causing large fires at coordinates 50.370963, 30.319242 and 50.368330, 30.319452. Additional warehouse facilities across Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast have been struck over the course of the day, including in the Brovary area and southwest of the capital, with several large fires reported.

Together with earlier strikes on transport-logistics infrastructure in Vyshneve and the Brovary district, these attacks form part of a broader Russian focus on logistics hubs in and around Kyiv. The full extent of damage to Nova Poshta operations and other affected warehouses has not yet been detailed publicly.

Key signals to watch now include further official updates on the number and type of facilities hit, how quickly logistics operators can reroute cargo around damaged nodes, and whether subsequent Russian strike waves continue to prioritize clearly identified warehouse and courier infrastructure in the Kyiv region.