Drones Strike Three Ozon Logistics Warehouses Overnight, Covering 314,000 m²

Ukrainian strike drones struck three Ozon logistics centers in Russia overnight on August 24.

Photos and videos published by Exilenova+ appear to show the aftermath of the strikes.

The warehouses targeted in the attack have a combined area of 314,714 square meters and are located in three different Russian regions.

The largest target in the attack was a logistics center in the village of Tyube in Dagestan, covering approximately 130,000 square meters. The facility played an important role in logistics in northern Dagestan.

The warehouse is located approximately 800–900 km from Ukraine’s state border. Its coordinates are 43.0468, 47.2697.

The strike caused a major fire at the facility, which local residents reportedly said could be seen from up to 10 kilometers away.

The second-largest facility was an Ozon warehouse in the city of Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Krai, with an area of 93,514 square meters. The facility is located at coordinates 44.6964, 41.9105.

The third facility is located in Adygea, near the village of Enem on the border with Krasnodar Krai, at coordinates 44.9502, 38.8965. The warehouse covers 91,200 square meters. Ozon’s press service also confirmed that the facility was attacked, and the fire became significantly larger after the strike.

This brings the total number of Ozon warehouses targeted by drones to five. All five are among the company’s largest logistics centers in Russia.

Previously, on August 23, 2026, a warehouse in Orenburg was also attacked. It became the largest Ozon warehouse targeted in Russia, with an area of more than 200,000 square meters.

On the morning of August 22, another Ozon warehouse in Chapayevsk of the Samara region, came under attack.

The Chapayevsk facility covers 135,000 square meters and was opened in late October 2022.

The attacks on Ozon warehouses began after a series of successful strikes on logistics centers belonging to Wildberries, which openly sold equipment and supplies for the Russian military on its platform, including body armor, drones, fiber-optic cables for UAVs, and other gear.