On the night of 4 November, drones attacked the logistics centre of the Russian marketplace Ozon in the town of Adygeysk. A fire broke out on the premises of the warehouse complex; staff were evacuated, and the company suspended the receipt of goods and began redirecting orders to other centres.<\/p>\n
On the night of Tuesday 4 November 2026, a large logistics complex came under attack from drones Ozon in the Russian Republic of Adygea<\/strong>. The marketplace\u2019s press office confirmed the details of the attack and the fire.<\/p>\n According to the company, a fire broke out on the premises following the impact. Staff were promptly evacuated from the building. According to preliminary reports, there were no casualties.<\/p>\n The head of Adygea also confirmed the fire Murat Kumpilov<\/strong>. According to him, units from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations and the emergency services were called in to extinguish the fire. Law enforcement officers, representatives of the local administration and heads of the relevant departments were working at the scene.<\/p>\n Footage is circulating on social media showing heavy smoke and open flames near industrial buildings. However, there is currently no independent confirmation of the location where some of the published photographs were taken.<\/p>\n The attack disrupted operations at the warehouse complex. The company has announced that the goods stored at the damaged facility will be temporarily withdrawn from sale on the platform.<\/p>\n Some orders that cannot be fulfilled via other logistics centres will be cancelled. The marketplace plans to deliver the remaining orders to customers from warehouses that are still operating.<\/p>\n Ozon has also stopped accepting new deliveries at its facility in Adygeysk. Shipments that were already in transit are being redirected to the company\u2019s other logistics centres.<\/p>\n The exact extent of the damage, the area affected by the fire and the cost of any losses have not yet been disclosed.<\/p>\n In addition to the fire at the Ozon warehouse, Russian regional authorities have reported that drone debris has fallen in several towns and villages.<\/p>\n In the village of Petrov, in the Teuchez district, debris damaged a gas pipe and the windows of a private house. A gas leak occurred, which the emergency services subsequently rectified. According to the local authorities, no one was injured.<\/p>\n Another fall of debris was recorded near the village of Takhtamukay. According to official reports, there was no damage or loss of life there.<\/p>\nOzon has suspended the acceptance of goods and warned that orders will be cancelled<\/h2>\n
Adygea has reported further consequences of the night-time attack<\/h2>\n