“Independence” Rates: Ukrposhta Prices Have Changed—How Much Will We Pay for Parcels and Letters

The Cyberpolice urges citizens to be cautious of emails and messenger messages containing electricity bills. Fraudsters may disguise these messages as official letters from the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine. This is reported by the Department of…

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“Independence” Rates: Ukrposhta Prices Have Changed—How Much Will We Pay for Parcels and Letters

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