A fire broke out at an Ozon logistics center in Adygeysk overnight on November 4 following a drone attack. The company said employees had been evacuated. According to preliminary statements from Ozon and Adygea head Murat Kumpilov, no one was injured.
Kumpilov said emergency crews, including the Russian Emergencies Ministry, were fighting the blaze. During the same attack, he said, drone debris damaged a gas pipe and windows in a private home in the hamlet of Petrov in Adygea’s Teuchezhsky district. Responders stopped the gas leak and no injuries were reported there.
Ozon warned that goods stored at the damaged facility would temporarily be unavailable for purchase. The company planned to cancel some existing orders and fulfill others from different warehouses. Deliveries already en route were expected to be redirected to other logistics centers.