In brief
A drone struck an Ozon logistics hub in Adygeysk on Nov. 4, prompting an evacuation and a fire, but no injuries were reported. Ozon’s press service confirmed the incident and noted emergency services had taken control of the scene. The attack is part of a series of drone strikes on Russian logistics facilities.",
A drone struck an Ozon logistics center in Adygeysk, Russia, on Sunday, Nov. 4, setting the compound on fire and forcing an immediate evacuation of staff. Ozon’s press service, quoted by TASS, said no one was injured.
The company reported that "our logistics center in Adygeysk was hit by a drone attack. We promptly evacuated all employees. According to preliminary information, no one was injured," the statement read. A fire broke out following the attack, and emergency services were working at the scene.
Reputable sources confirm the drone strike and the resulting fire. The incident is being monitored as part of ongoing security concerns for logistics infrastructure in the region. Preliminary reports also mention losses from drone attacks on Ozon’s warehouses in other locations, indicating a pattern of such incidents.
At this time, the extent of damage to the facility and the full scope of the incident remain unconfirmed. Further details are expected as emergency services complete their assessment.
