Ukrainian drone attack triggers fire at Ozon warehouse in Russia

A warehouse belonging to the Russian e-commerce giant Ozon caught fire following a Ukrainian drone strike in the early hours of Wednesday. The facility is located in the Republic of Adygea, within the Krasnodar region. Ozon confirmed via Telegram that there were no casualties among the personnel, but the incident has disrupted operations significantly.

The company announced that it will withdraw goods stored at the affected logistics center and cancel certain pending orders. While the exact scale of the damage is still being assessed, this strike represents a continuation of recent trends in the conflict. Ozon is Russia's second-largest e-commerce firm, and Kyiv has repeatedly targeted its infrastructure, alleging that the company provides essential logistical support to the Russian military.

This incident follows earlier similar attacks on Ozon warehouses in Samara and Makhachkala. While the company continues to manage the immediate aftermath of the fire, it has become a recurrent target for Ukrainian drone operations over the past several months. There have been no further statements regarding the resumption of services at the Adygea facility at this time.