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Ukrainian Drones Strike Ozon Logistics Hub in Adygeysk, Russia
WHY IT MATTERS
The strike adds to mounting losses for Ozon, threatens consumer access to goods, and illustrates how drone warfare increasingly disrupts commercial supply chains in Russia.
What happened
Ukrainian drones struck an Ozon logistics center in the Russian town of Adygeysk, igniting a fire that forced the evacuation of all staff. The company confirmed no injuries.
Products stored at the site will be removed from its online storefront, causing some orders to be canceled and others rerouted from alternate warehouses. Ozon said the attack is part of a broader campaign that began in August, and its third‑quarter 2026 financial report estimates the damage at 30.1 billion rubles.
Russia’s Defense Ministry reported that it shot down 709 Ukrainian drones across 14 regions, Crimea, and the Black and Azov seas. The incident underscores the escalating risk to commercial infrastructure amid the conflict and highlights the economic toll of sustained drone attacks on Russian logistics.
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