On the night of 24 August, a large warehouse complex covering an area of around 9,000 square metres was hit in Krasnodar, Russia. According to preliminary information, the facility belongs to the company \u00abCMM-K\u00bb, which is involved in the wholesale trade of construction fastenings, tools and consumables. Meanwhile, local Russian sources are reporting a fire at an Ozon warehouse \u2014 the exact ownership of the affected complex is being clarified.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n On the night of 24 August, reports emerged from Krasnodar that a large warehouse building had been hit. Following the strike, a massive fire broke out on the complex\u2019s premises, and thick smoke could be seen rising over the area.<\/p>\n According to preliminary figures, the area of the warehouse facility is approximately 9,000 square metres<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The property is linked to the company \u00abCMM-K\u00bb \u2014 Centre for Fitting Materials<\/strong>. On its official website, the company lists its warehouse in Krasnodar at 24\/8 Krugovaya Street and describes itself as a major wholesale supplier of fasteners, hardware, building materials and tools.<\/p>\n The company\u2019s product range includes a wide selection of goods for construction and installation work.<\/p>\n Among them are \u2014 hardware and building fixings, hand tools and drilling tools, cutting discs, construction foams, adhesives, sealants and chemical anchors<\/strong>. The official website of \u00abCMM-K\u00bb confirms that the company specialises specifically in the wholesale distribution of such products.<\/p>\n The company\u2019s catalogue features thousands of items, including wall plugs, self-tapping screws, cables, tools and other construction consumables.<\/p>\n In fact, the building served as a large wholesale and warehousing facilities<\/strong>, which ensured the storage and subsequent delivery of products to customers.<\/p>\n At the same time, following the release of footage of the fire, some Russian local channels began reporting that a facility linked to Ozon<\/a>.<\/p>\n At the time of publication, there is insufficient independent information to establish with certainty whether this refers to a single complex where several companies operated, or whether local sources have misidentified the site.<\/p>\n The same applies at present no confirmation<\/strong>, suggesting that the depot had a dual purpose or was used directly to supply the Russian army. Such assumptions therefore require further evidence.<\/p>\n Reports of a possible link between the facility and Ozon have emerged against the backdrop of a series of recent attacks on the logistics infrastructure of Russian marketplaces.<\/p>\n On 22 August, following a drone attack, a major fire broke out at the logistics complex Ozon in the Samara Region<\/strong>. The company confirmed the attack, the evacuation of more than 500 employees and that there were casualties.<\/p>\n The following day, Ozon also suspended operations at its warehouse in the Orenburg Region following a drone debris crash and a fire.<\/p>\n\n
A major fire has broken out at a warehouse in Krasnodar<\/h2>\n
What was stored in the \u00abCMM-K\u00bb warehouses\u00bb<\/h2>\n
Local sources report on the composition of Ozon<\/h2>\n
The warehouses of Russian marketplaces have recently been subjected to regular attacks<\/h2>\n