Ukrainian drones attacked Russia's Republic of Adygea overnight on 4 November, triggering a fire at an Ozon logistics centre in the town of Adygeysk.
Ozon confirmed that the affected logistics facility would temporarily suspend operations.
The Ozon logistics complex in Adygeysk is one of the company's largest facilities in southern Russia. Covering an area of 92,000 square metres, it has the capacity to store more than 10 million items.
The facility had previously been targeted on 24 August, when a fire also broke out following an attack.
Ukraine's Armed Forces began targeting Ozon warehouses in August 2026. The company previously reported that 11 of its logistics hubs had been struck over a two-month period.
According to the marketplace's financial statements, the attacks resulted in losses of 30.1 billion roubles.
Before the strikes on Ozon facilities, Ukrainian forces had spent approximately a month targeting warehouses belonging to another major Russian online marketplace, Wildberries.
As a result, Wildberries lost more than 20% of its logistics centres.
