Drones Hit Ozon Logistics Center In Russia's Adygea Media
The company said all employees had been evacuated and no one was injured.
Ozon's press service said it was temporarily suspending the acceptance of deliveries from sellers at the logistics center, while shipments already in transit were being redirected to other facilities. Products stored at the facility would be hidden from the marketplace, and orders that could not be fulfilled from other facilities would be canceled.
Read also: Air defense neutralizes 272 of 310 drones launched by Russia against Ukraine overnightAccording to Astra's OSINT analysis, part of the roof of Ozon's logistics center in Adygeysk had collapsed. This is also visible in photos and videos taken by eyewitnesses.
Adygea Head Murat Kumpilov confirmed a fire at the Ozon logistics center "as a result of a UAV attack."
The Ozon logistics center in southwestern Adygeysk is one of the company's largest distribution hubs in southern Russia. The total area of the warehouse complex is estimated at around 10,000 square meters, according to various estimates.
Meanwhile, Russia's Defense Ministry claimed that 709 drones had allegedly been shot down overnight over 11 Russian regions, Krasnodar Krai, the Moscow region, Adygea, temporarily occupied Crimea, and the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea.
In October 2026, Ukrainian forces struck at least 30 strategic facilities in Russia, including seven military-industrial complex plants, three military airfields, as well as aircraft, radar systems and military logistics facilities of the Russian army.
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