Russian Strike Destroys 230kg of Pet Food for Frontline Villages

A Russian missile strike on a postal depot in Kharkiv has destroyed a vital shipment of pet food destined for animals in frontline villages. The attack on January 13 hit a Nova Poshta terminal. It destroyed 230 kilograms of specialized food and supplies. The shipment was organized by volunteers for pets and stray animals in eastern Kharkiv region villages. These areas suffer constant shelling. Many residents have evacuated, often leaving pets behind. Volunteers care for the abandoned animals and pets of people who remain. The destroyed supplies included food for dogs, cats, and even hedgehogs. The strike also ruined carriers, leashes, and medical items. Volunteers stated the loss is a major setback. They are now urgently seeking new donations to replace the destroyed aid. The incident highlights how war impacts all living creatures in conflict zones.