Ozon, a major Russian e-commerce platform, confirmed that its logistics infrastructure was targeted during a series of overnight drone strikes attributed to Ukraine. The company stated that warehouses in the southern regions of Dagestan and Krasnodar sustained damage as a result of the attacks.

While Ozon has acknowledged the physical impact on its facilities, the full extent of the operational disruption remains unclear. The strikes represent a continuation of the ongoing conflict, where logistics and retail hubs within Russian territory have increasingly become targets for long-range drone operations. Neither Russian nor Ukrainian military officials have provided extensive tactical details regarding the specific objectives of these strikes, though the targeting of a major retail hub suggests an effort to disrupt domestic supply chains and infrastructure deep within Russian borders.

There is currently no information regarding casualties at the sites, and Ozon has not yet released a timeline for when these specific warehouses will resume full operations. The incident highlights the vulnerability of civilian-facing commercial infrastructure in regions near the front lines or within range of Ukrainian long-range aerial assets.