In October 2022, the Ukrainian postal giant Nova Poshta entered the first country of the European Union, Poland, through its subsidiary Nova Post. As early as April, there should be a Nova Post office in each of Poland's 16 voivodeships, and by June there should be 50. The goal is that a parcel from Warsaw to Kyiv should arrive within a day — the same timeframe as in Ukraine.

On March 20, the first white and red post office appeared in another EU country, Lithuania. Next in line are Germany, Romania, and the Baltic states — a total of 200 offices across 30 European countries by 2025.

The reason for this frantic pace is that millions of Ukrainians who were NP's clients ended up abroad because of Russia's attack.

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