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Ozon reports drone attack and fire at Adygeysk warehouse
Ozon said all staff escaped without injury after a drone attack in southern Russia. The fire led it to cancel deliveries and move incoming goods elsewhere.
Ozon said a drone attack set fire to its warehouse in Adygeysk, southern Russia, overnight into Wednesday, 4 November 2026. The company said all staff left the site and no one was hurt.
The online retailer said it had cancelled pending deliveries from the centre. It also took damaged goods off its website and sent incoming loads to other warehouses in the region.
Adygea’s regional head, Marat Kumpilov, confirmed the attack on the Ozon site on Wednesday. He also said drone debris had hit a gas pipe serving homes in another village. No one was hurt there, he said.
The centre opened in late 2023 and has more than 1,500 staff, The Moscow Times reported. It is one of Ozon’s main hubs for moving goods across southern Russia.
The company and Russian regional officials attributed the attack to Ukraine, The Moscow Times reported.
The fire follows a series of attacks on sites used by online retailers. Dozens of strikes have hit warehouses owned by Ozon and its rival Wildberries since the summer, The Moscow Times reported.
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