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Ukrainian drone strike sets fire to hub of e-retailer Ozon in southern Russia
Ozon said it evacuated workers and rerouted shipments after the blaze, while regional officials reported no injuries and emergency crews battled the fire.
- On Wednesday, Nov. 4, a drone struck an Ozon logistics center in the Adygea Republic overnight, triggering a fire. The company reported all employees were evacuated with no injuries.
- Ukrainian military attacks on Oct. 28 targeted industrial facilities linked to Moscow's military-industrial complex, continuing a pattern of strikes on logistics sites in recent months.
- Following the emergency evacuation, Ozon removed products stored in the damaged warehouse from its online store and will cancel orders that cannot be fulfilled.
- Later that night, the Azot chemical plant in Novomoskovsk, Tula Oblast, caught fire following a reported Ukrainian attack; the facility has been repeatedly targeted by drones in recent months.
- Ozon and competitor Wildberries together account for about 8.5% of Russia's GDP, making such logistics hubs significant targets. Head of the Adygea Republic Murat Kumpilov has not commented, and the Kyiv Independent could not immediately verify details.
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The Independent (US)Ukrainian drone strike sparks huge fire at retail warehouse in Russia
·London, United Kingdom
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Russian E-Commerce Giant Ozon Faces Warehouse Shutdown After Drone Strike Sparks Fire
A drone strike hit a major logistics center operated by Russian e-commerce company Ozon in Adygeysk, in Russia’s Republic of Adygea, overnight on November 4, triggering a fire, damaging the facility, and forcing the company to suspend operations.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The second largest Russian online retailer, Ozone, has reported a new drone attack on one of its department stores.
·Vienna, Austria
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Ukrainian Drone Attack Sparks Fire at Ozon Warehouse in Adygea
An overnight Ukrainian drone attack caused a fire at a distribution center belonging to the e-commerce giant Ozon in the North Caucasus republic of Adygea, regional officials and the company said Wednesday.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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