Drones Set Massive 79,000-Square-Meter Ozon Warehouse Ablaze Near St. Petersburg
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The city was hit by the largest drone attack ever.
Drones Set Massive 79,000-Square-Meter Ozon Warehouse Ablaze Near St. Petersburg
A massive 79,000-square-meter warehouse operated by Russian e-commerce giant Ozon caught fire following a reported drone strike near St. Petersburg overnight on October 18, as a wave of attacks targeted logistics, energy, and digital infrastructure across Russia’s Leningrad region.
Massive Drone Attack on St. Petersburg: Ozon Warehouse Attacked, Thousands of Russians without Light
<p>Massive drone attack on St. Petersburg: Ozon warehouse attacked, thousands of Russians without light In St. Petersburg, Ozon warehouse attacked, 15 flights canceled through drones and detained 25. More than 20,000 people were left without light.</p>
OZON's logistics centre in Petersburg was attacked overnight by an unmanned aerial vehicle, which resulted in fire, and reported to the company. On Sunday night, a logistics centre in Petersburg was attacked by drones, transmitting RIA News. "We evacuated all employees quickly, no one was injured. There was a fire, emergency services were operating at the site", stated the company. Air defence forces hit 144 drones over Leningrad region. A woman…
In St. Petersburg, there was an ignition at the Ozon logistics facility as a result of the drone attack, an evacuation of the employees, reports the company's press service. "We quickly evacuated all the workers, no one was injured.
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