A new wave of Ukrainian drone attacks struck Ozon logistics facilities across southern Russia overnight Monday, with the company confirming incidents at warehouses in Adygea, Dagestan and Stavropol Krai. Fires were reported at several sites, while employees were injured at the Dagestan facility.
The strikes mark the latest in a rapid series targeting the Russian e-commerce giant: on August 22, a roughly 135,000-square-meter Ozon hub in the Samara region was hit and operations suspended after a fire and reported injuries, while on August 23, an Ozon logistics center in the Orenburg region was struck, prompting the evacuation of more than 300 employees and another suspension of operations.
Separately, overnight strikes also sparked a fire at a Kuchenland Home warehouse in Krasnodar, while Kamensk-Shakhtinsky in Rostov region experienced power disruptions amid the wider drone attack.
The strikes mark the latest in a rapid series targeting the Russian e-commerce giant: on August 22, a roughly 135,000-square-meter Ozon hub in the Samara region was hit and operations suspended after a fire and reported injuries, while on August 23, an Ozon logistics center in the Orenburg region was struck, prompting the evacuation of more than 300 employees and another suspension of operations.
Separately, overnight strikes also sparked a fire at a Kuchenland Home warehouse in Krasnodar, while Kamensk-Shakhtinsky in Rostov region experienced power disruptions amid the wider drone attack.