Drone strikes warehouse in southern Russia, online retailer Ozon claims

A drone attack targeted a logistics center operated by Russian online retailer Ozon in southern Russia's Adygea Republic on the night of November 4, according to the company's press release. No injuries have been reported as the Ozon team promptly evacuated all staff members. A fire ensued, and emergency services are currently attending to the scene.

In response, Ozon has removed damaged products from its online platform, and orders unable to be fulfilled will be canceled. The Adygea Republic's head Murat Kumpilov has yet to comment on the incident, and verification of details remains incomplete. Both Ozon and rival Wildberries have faced Ukrainian drone strikes in recent months.

Together, they constitute approximately 8.5% of Russia's GDP. Ukraine has been targeting military installations within Russia and occupied territories to weaken Moscow's capacity to sustain its ongoing conflict. Reports indicate Ukraine carried out attacks on several facilities linked to Russia's military-industrial complex overnight on October 28, as documented by Russian Telegram media channels.

Following an attack on October 27, explosions and flames were observed in Lipetsk, Russia, with Ukrainian monitoring service Exilenova Plus reporting the incident. The Azot chemical plant in Novomoskovsk, situated in Tula Oblast, also suffered a fire following a claimed Ukrainian drone strike. This plant has been repeatedly targeted by Ukrainian drones in recent months.