Drones Attacked Ozon's Logistics Hubs In Krasnodar, Adygea, And Nevinnomyssk
- 24.08.2026, 7:55
Fires have broken out in southern Russia.
On the night of August 24, explosions were heard in several regions of the Russian Federation at once, particularly in the south. There are reports of successful strikes on three, or even four, warehouse complexes belonging to the major Russian marketplace Ozon.
Fires broke out at the sites of the strikes. The consequences of the attack were reported on the Telegram channel Exilenova+ and in the independent Russian publication ASTRA.
Republic of Adygea
In Adygea last night, locals witnessed a massive fire following a drone attack.
As reported on the Exile+ Telegram channel, the Ozon logistics center in Adygea, located near the village of Enem and covering an area of approximately 91,200 m², was attacked.
“The facility is one of Ozon’s key logistics hubs in the region and is used for receiving, sorting, storing, and distributing orders. Through it, goods are sent to pickup points and other Ozon logistics facilities in the Krasnodar Krai, Adygea, and other regions of the North Caucasus and southern Russia. Large volumes of the marketplace’s goods are stored and processed on the center’s premises,” – the channel noted.
Stavropol Krai
According to ASTRA’s OSINT analysis, a large Ozon warehouse in Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Krai, was attacked last night and is on fire.
Last night, residents of the region reported hearing explosions. And Stavropol Krai Governor Vladimir Vladimirov stated that Russian air defense forces are, as he put it, “repelling an attack by enemy drones targeting the industrial zone of Nevinnomyssk.”
“There have been shootdowns,” the Russian official boasted, modestly omitting the fact that there have apparently also been hits.
“According to ASTRA’s analysis of eyewitness footage published on Telegram channels, the Ozon warehouse at 25s1k1 Priozernaya Street, Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Krai, was attacked.” This is a regional fulfillment center. The building covers an area of 93,514 m². The center is designed for the storage and sorting of food and non-food goods, as well as for order fulfillment and shipment to Ozon customers,” the publication noted.
ASTRA also released a video from the facility’s grounds, apparently filmed immediately after the strike.
Krasnodar Krai
ASTRA reported a fire caused by a drone attack on two warehouses in Krasnodar simultaneously: the Kuchenland Home home goods chain and the Ozon company. The attack on the latter was also confirmed by the marketplace’s press office.
“Today, August 24, a logistics center in Krasnodar came under attack by UAVs. All systems functioned normally, and we promptly evacuated the employees. Preliminary reports indicate there were no casualties. <�…>A major fire has broken out, and emergency services are on the scene. Warehouse operations have been suspended,” the company stated.
Footage of the fire and smoke over the city began appearing online early this morning.
“Preliminary reports indicate that Ozon is on fire on the outskirts of Krasnodar,” Exilenova+ reported at the time.
Fire in Krasnodar
The channel also drew attention to the chaotic firing by Russian air defense forces in the city.
“In Krasnodar, air defense troops are firing in all directions; tomorrow they’ll write that the ‘Kyiv regime’ has blown half of Krasnodar to smithereens,” Exilenova+ noted.
Republic of Dagestan
According to Exilenova+, the rocket struck an Ozon warehouse in Dagestan. It is located in the village of Tyube.
This warehouse is located in the “Tyube” industrial park and has a total area of approximately 130,000 square meters.
A large-scale fire broke out on the complex’s grounds after the strike.
“The facility is of significant logistical importance to Ozon in the North Caucasus: it is designed to handle large volumes of goods and orders and is one of the key nodes in the company’s logistics network in the region. At the same time, the complex was also important for international logistics: it was viewed as a regional hub for expanding shipments to Azerbaijan and Iran as part of the “North–South” international transport corridor,” Exile+ noted.
According to the channel’s calculations, this was the third attack on Ozon’s warehouse and logistics facilities today. However, if we include Krasnodar—where the company itself confirmed the attack—it may already be the fourth.