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A fire at the Ozon warehouse in the village of Enem in a satellite image, August 24, 2026
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Ukraine is now striking warehouses belonging to another Russian online marketplace — Ozon. Here’s every facility targeted so far.

Source: Meduza
A fire at the Ozon warehouse in the village of Enem in a satellite image, August 24, 2026
A fire at the Ozon warehouse in the village of Enem in a satellite image, August 24, 2026
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August 22. Samara region. A logistics center in Chapaevsk became the first Ozon warehouse hit in the attacks. The attack sparked a fire and injured several people, the company’s press service said. The warehouse suspended operations for an “indefinite period,” and the fire wasn’t extinguished until two days later.

August 23. Orenburg region. The attack sparked a fire at the warehouse, but no one was injured, according to Ozon’s press service. This facility also temporarily suspended operations.

August 24. Dagestan. Ozon’s logistics center in Makhachkala halted operations after the attack sparked a fire. The company’s press service said several people were injured.

August 24. Adygea. A major fire broke out after the attack on the warehouse in Enem, a village outside Krasnodar, and the facility halted operations.

August 24. Adygea. Ozon evacuated its warehouse in Adygeysk that same night over a drone threat, though the facility and the goods inside were not damaged, the company’s press service said.

August 24. Stavropol Krai. Ozon evacuated its warehouse in Nevinnomyssk as well, and again reported no damage to the facility or its goods.

August 27. Bashkortostan. Ozon’s logistics facility in Ufa sustained “minor damage” in the attack, the press service said, and the company temporarily closed the warehouse for an inspection.

August 27. Orenburg region. Ozon evacuated employees from its Orenburg facility that same night over a drone threat, though the warehouse resumed operations soon after. It’s unclear from the company’s statement whether this was the same facility attacked overnight on August 23.

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