President Zelensky stated on Telegram that Russian forces struck Nova Poshta and Ukrposhta warehouses, the major Ukrainian postal and logistics operators. He announced that Ukraine had already conducted a retaliatory strike against Wildberries, a Russian e-commerce platform. Zelensky further warned of additional Ukrainian responses to Russian attacks on bridges, casting the exchange as an escalating cycle of strikes and counter-strikes.
Postal and logistics facilities have become regular targets in Russia's campaign to disrupt Ukrainian civilian supply chains and economic function. Nova Poshta and Ukrposhta are critical infrastructure for internal distribution and international aid delivery. The statement comes amid a broader pattern of Russian strikes on Kyiv and its surroundings on October 4, with multiple Banderol cruise missiles detected heading toward the capital region that morning. Zelensky's announcement of strikes on Russian civilian commercial infrastructure signals a shift toward targeting the Russian economy in retaliation, part of an escalating tit-for-tat dynamic that has intensified throughout 2026.
Single source: Telegram channel @ClashReport. No independent cross-confirmation reported. Confidence score of 7 reflects the direct attribution to Zelensky's own statement, though the specific details of warehouse damage and the Wildberries strike remain unverified. Confirmation from Ukrainian military or logistics operators, or Russian acknowledgment, would strengthen confidence.
Kyiv, Ukraine. Statement issued from the capital. The warehouses targeted are logistics hubs distributed across Ukrainian territory; the exact facilities struck are not specified in the statement. The location marker reflects Zelensky's position in Kyiv rather than the precise strike sites.
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