Ozon warehouses in southern Russia hit by Ukrainian strikes

Moscow‑based online retailer Ozon reported that a series of overnight strikes struck several of its distribution centers in southern Russia, including facilities in the republic of Dagestan and the Krasnodar region. The company said the attacks caused damage to the warehouses and disrupted its logistics operations, though it did not disclose the extent of the losses or the number of employees affected.

Ozon’s statement did not attribute responsibility for the strikes, but the incidents come amid a wave of unrest and sabotage targeting commercial infrastructure in the Russian south. The retailer indicated that it is assessing the damage and working to restore normal service as quickly as possible, while authorities continue to investigate the cause of the attacks.