Logistics centers belonging to the Russian e-commerce platform Ozon, located in the cities of Orenburg and Ufa, were targeted by drone attacks during the night, according to company reports. The Operative Information Center-OMM reported that the company issued an official statement regarding the incidents.
According to Ozon, all employees present at the facilities during the attacks were successfully evacuated. Preliminary reports indicate that there were no casualties resulting from the strikes.
The company confirmed that no fires broke out at the logistics centers following the attacks. The Orenburg facility has already resumed operations. In Ufa, however, the logistics center sustained minor damage and has temporarily suspended operations to undergo a detailed technical inspection.
These incidents are part of a broader trend, as recent reports indicate an increase in drone attacks targeting logistics and warehouse facilities of major e-commerce platforms operating within Russia. Ozon's facilities in the Orenburg and Samara regions have been frequent targets of such attacks in recent days, highlighting the growing vulnerability of critical supply chain infrastructure in the region amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.
