Ukrainian Drone Strikes Hit Multiple Ozon Warehouses in Southern Russia
Overnight, Ukrainian drones struck three Ozon e-commerce logistics hubs in southern Russia, including facilities in Krasnodar Krai, Adygea, Stavropol Krai, and Dagestan. A major 91,200-square-meter distribution center near Enem and a fulfillment center in Nevinnomyssk were set ablaze. The attacks target key supply chain infrastructure, disrupting Russian e-commerce logistics. No casualties have been reported, but the strikes demonstrate Ukraine’s expanding long-range drone capabilities deep into Russian territory.
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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Destroy Ozon Logistics Warehouses in Dagestan and Adygea
Satellite imagery confirms that two Ozon logistics warehouses located in the Russian republics of Dagestan and Adygea have been effectively destroyed following Ukrainian drone strikes. The images reveal extensive fire damage across both sites, rendering them beyond recovery and likely to burn out completely. The strikes represent a significant blow to Russian logistics infrastructure, targeting key e-commerce supply chain nodes. The attack underscores the ongoing Ukrainian campaign to disrupt Russian rear-area operations and economic assets amid the war.
Ukraine Targets Ozon Warehouses in Drone Strike Campaign
Ukraine has escalated its drone strike campaign against Russian e-commerce infrastructure, now systematically targeting warehouses of Ozon, Russia's second-largest online marketplace. This follows weeks of similar strikes against market leader Wildberries. The attacks aim to disrupt Russian logistics and supply chains, leveraging commercial infrastructure as strategic targets in the ongoing conflict. The strikes represent a new phase in Ukraine's asymmetric warfare tactics, focusing on economic and logistical nodes rather than purely military targets. The full extent of damage and operational impact on Ozon's distribution network remains unclear, but the pattern indicates a deliberate strategy to pressure Russia's domestic economy and civilian logistics.
Ukrainian Drones Strike Ozon Logistics Center in Dagestan, Russia
Ukrainian attack drones struck an Ozon logistics center near Tyube in Russia's Dagestan region overnight. This attack extends a wave of Ukrainian strikes on Russian logistics infrastructure into the North Caucasus. The facility handles large volumes of goods for the Russian e-commerce company Ozon across the region. Footage of the attack was circulated online.
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Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Ozon Warehouse in Dagestan, Third Such Attack
Ukrainian attack drones struck a third Russian warehouse overnight, targeting the Tyube Ozon e-commerce distribution center in Dagestan. The strike caused a catastrophic fire at the facility, according to reports from OSINTtechnical. This marks the third such attack on Russian warehouses in recent days, highlighting the ongoing Ukrainian campaign to disrupt Russian logistics and infrastructure. The incident underscores the expanding reach of Ukrainian drone operations into southern Russia, including the North Caucasus region.
Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Ozon Distribution Center in Chapayevsk
Multiple Ukrainian attack drones successfully struck a Russian Ozon distribution center in Chapayevsk, Samara Oblast, this morning, causing a fire. The attack targeted a logistics facility operated by the Russian e-commerce giant Ozon. The incident highlights the ongoing Ukrainian campaign to strike deep into Russian territory, disrupting supply chains and infrastructure. No casualties have been reported yet, but the facility was set ablaze. The strike is part of broader Ukrainian efforts to degrade Russian military and economic capabilities.