Despite some team members losing their own homes in the strike, the company is already working to restore services, Smilianskyi said.
Branch 03124 will resume operations tomorrow at a new location, with all parcels redirected there, he confirmed. Branch 03126 will be temporarily served by branch 03061 while a new location is found.
"Thank you to the team that’s already back to work after a sleepless night," Smilianskyi wrote on social media. "And thank you to our medics and rescuers, who are clearing the rubble and saving lives at the scene."
The Russian missile and drone assault, one of the largest against the Ukrainian capital in months, killed 14 people and injured around 100.
In Kyiv’s Solomianskyi District, an entire section of a residential building collapsed, while a five-story apartment block caught fire. A kindergarten and non-residential buildings were hit in the Darnytskyi District; industrial facilities were damaged in Dniprovskyi; and debris fell in open areas in the Podilskyi District, officials said.
Kyiv Military Administration chief Tymur Tkachenko said Russia used 175 drones, over 14 cruise missiles, and at least two ballistic missiles in the combined attack.
This was the deadliest strike on Kyiv since the July 8, 2024, missile attack on the Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital, which killed 33 people. It also surpassed the April 24, 2025, strike that left 13 people dead.
Ukraine’s Air Force reported that air defense units shot down 428 out of 472 aerial targets launched during the assault.