Death toll in Russian strike on postal terminal near Kharkiv rises to four

A Russian missile strike on a postal terminal near Kharkiv, Ukraine, has killed four people and injured several others.

Death toll in Russian strike on postal terminal near Kharkiv rises to four

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On July 20, 2026, a Russian missile strike hit a postal terminal in the village of Korotych, just outside Kharkiv, Ukraine. The attack killed four people and wounded at least six others, according to regional officials.

The strike targeted a Nova Poshta logistics center, a major Ukrainian postal and courier service. Emergency services responded to the scene, and the victims included employees of the facility. The attack is part of ongoing Russian military operations in the Kharkiv region.

Ukrainian authorities condemned the strike as a deliberate attack on civilian infrastructure. The Kharkiv regional governor reported that rescue operations have concluded and an investigation is underway. No further details on the type of missile used have been confirmed.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Where did the strike occur?

The strike hit a postal terminal in the village of Korotych, near Kharkiv, Ukraine.

How many people were killed?

Four people were killed in the attack, with at least six others wounded.

What was the target?

The target was a Nova Poshta logistics center, a civilian postal and courier facility.

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