Ukrposhta

From April 1, 2024, a new disability assessment system has come into effect in Ukraine. Men aged 25-60 with II and III groups who have not undergone it since 2022 must undergo a re-examination.

On May 22, the Russian army attacked the Zaporizhzhia region with drones, a 69-year-old woman was wounded in Orikhiv. She was provided with all the necessary assistance.

Pensioners from TOT (Temporarily Occupied Territories) and abroad, as well as internally displaced persons, can receive payments at any bank or through Ukrposhta. It is important to undergo identification and conduct transactions with the card.

In the Vasylivka district of the Zaporizhzhia region, a Russian FPV drone attacked a Ukrposhta car in Prymorske. The driver and a female passenger were injured, and the car was damaged.

There are 29 mobile pharmacy points operating in Ukraine, serving remote communities and front-line regions. The largest number of mobile pharmacies operate in Kharkiv, Kyiv, Cherkasy, and Chernihiv regions.

Pharmaceutical market reform may worsen the situation for patients, causing a shortage of medicines, especially imported ones, and the development of a shadow market. The ban on marketing payments did not reduce prices.

A Viber survey showed that 75% of Ukrainians congratulate mothers on Mother's Day. About 60% give gifts, 27% make phone calls, and Ukrposhta has released a stamp for the holiday.

For Mother's Day, Ukrposhta released a stamp dedicated to the mothers of Ukrainian defenders, with the wish to wait for them alive. The stamp was launched near the Motherland Monument.

UAH 67. 4 billion was allocated for pension payments, including UAH 9.4 billion through Ukrposhta and UAH 58.0 billion through authorized banks. Subsidies, benefits and insurance payments were also financed.

Top 10 Ukrainian transport companies in 2024 received 243. 67 billion UAH in revenue (+12%), but only five of them were profitable. The total profit of the top five amounted to 8.16 billion UAH, while the losses of the other four companies reached 12.1 billion UAH.

According to Smilyanskyi, previously "Ukrposhta" bought chicken legs to protect against dogs. There were also 2,000 computers for 11,000 branches, where the post office opened for 15 minutes.

Due to new rules in the pharmaceutical market, pharmacies may close, especially in villages and frontline areas. "Ukrposhta" and "Nova Poshta" cannot completely replace pharmacies.

"Ukrposhta" announced the release of postage stamps "City of Heroes. Mariupol" with pieces of steel from "Azovstal". The stamps are dedicated to the defenders of the city and the victims of the bombing of the Drama Theatre, with a print run of 400 thousand copies.

Ukrainians can receive UAH 1000 from the state through the Winter eSupport program until February 28. The funds will be available until the end of 2025 for certain categories of goods and services.

“Ukrposhta has presented a new stamp from the “Cities of Heroes” series dedicated to Volnovakha and its railway station. The stamp honors the memory of Olena Brusenko, the deceased station manager, who helped local residents until the end.

In Pokrovsk, where Ukrposhta offices were destroyed by shelling, a mobile branch is being launched on an armored car. The city's center, with 7,000 residents, is almost completely destroyed.

Ukrposhta Bank will start operating within 4-6 months and will focus on basic financial services. The new network will include more than 4,400 fixed and 1,900 mobile branches across the country.

The government transfers shares in PIN Bank confiscated from Russian oligarchs to Ukrposhta to create a postal bank. This will save up to UAH 5 billion and improve access to banking services across the country.

A Russian drone attacked a Ukrposhta vehicle in frontline Pokrovsk, but the drivers were not injured. The post office continues to operate in the format of a mobile branch for 7,000 local residents.

The government has allocated 5 billion UAH from the reserve fund for the "Winter eSupport" program. The payment mechanism for people over 60 and persons with disabilities through Ukrposhta has also been improved.

The Ukrposhta branch in Pokrovsk, Donetsk Oblast, will close by January 15, and the town will be without electricity and gas. There are still 7,200 residents in the town, with several shops and health centers operating.

In Pokrovsk, shelling has intensified, the city has been left without electricity, gas and water. Of the 7,200 residents remaining, evacuation to the Ivano-Frankivsk region is ongoing.

“Ukrposhta plans to install the first post offices in Kyiv and Odesa in the first quarter of 2025. The company is also preparing a new mobile app, next-day delivery, and an international sorting center.

“Ukrposhta plans to issue new stamps dedicated to Mariupol and the Armed Forces, despite declining demand. The last successful one was a stamp in honor of Usyk's victory over Fury, issued in December.

More than 1. 2 million Ukrainians received Winter eSupport through Ukrposhta worth more than UAH 900 million. About UAH 800 million was spent on utilities, the rest on goods made by Ukrainian producers and periodicals.

Starting from January 1, 2025, Ukrposhta will change the price of postage stamps, stamped envelopes with letter values and “Vlasna Marka” products. The changes are related to the increase in the cost of mailing services.

Ukrposhta has presented the final stamp issue of the year, the five-stamp New Joy Has Come. The issue was created based on a carving by artist Natalia Aksenenko and is dedicated to Ukrainian Christmas traditions.

Starting January 1, 2025, Ukrposhta will switch to pricing parcels solely by volume, abandoning weight. The new system will include 8 tariff rates, keeping the lowest tariff unchanged.

Ukrposhta presented a new stamp “Usyk - The world loves the strong” after the boxer's victory over Tyson Fury. The Ukrainian champion retained all his titles in the heavyweight division and surpassed the Briton in the number of accurate punches.

More than 9 million people, including 2 million children, have applied for Winter eHelp. Most of the funds are spent on utilities, internet and charity for the Armed Forces.