Ukrainian Drones Repeatedly Hit Ozon Warehouses in Russia

24.08.2026 07:26 HotInfo 10

Ukrainian drones hit several facilities linked to the Russian online retailer Ozon over the weekend and on Monday. The attacks concerned the Samara region near Čapajevsk, Orenburg and Krasnodar, where, according to Russian authorities, two children were killed and another seven people were injured. teraz.sk ↗

On the night before Saturday, drones hit an industrial facility and a warehouse in the Samara region belonging to one of Russia’s largest online retailers. The Russian Defence Ministry said it had shot down 457 Ukrainian drones during that night. A day later, Russian authorities reported another strike in Orenburg, where drone debris damaged two industrial facilities, including an Ozon warehouse. Governor Jevgenij Solncev said air defence had repelled six drones over the region and that hundreds of people had been evacuated. aktuality.sk ↗

Another attack hit Krasnodar, where a warehouse of Russia’s second-largest online retailer was damaged. After the attack, the logistics centre announced that it had suspended the acceptance of shipments. According to Russian reports, this was already the third attack on Ozon facilities in three nights. zive.sk ↗

The attacks fit into a broader exchange of strikes between Russia and Ukraine. Sources also cite Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities, including Kharkov, and the continued deployment of large numbers of drones on both sides of the front. kultura.pravda.sk ↗

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