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Ukrainian drones targeted four facilities owned by Russia’s second-largest online retailer, Ozon, the company said. Eyewitness footage captured a drone hitting a major Ozon logistics hub in the Dagestan region of southern Russia, with thick black smoke seen rising after the attack. The attacks on Ozon follow previous strikes... show more

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Four logistics hubs owned by Russia's second-largest online retailer Ozon in southern Russia were targeted in Ukrainian drone attacks, the company said on Monday.

Four logistics hubs owned by Russia's second-largest online retailer Ozon in southern Russia were targeted in Ukrainian drone attacks, the company said on Monday.

ABC News

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Ukrainian drones targeted three Ozon logistics hubs across Russia overnight, with facilities in Adygea, Stavropol Krai and Dagestan affected. The strikes come amid a broader series of attacks on major Russian distribution centers, including sites operated by Ozon and rival retailer Wildberries.

Ukrainian drones targeted three Ozon logistics hubs across Russia overnight, with facilities in Adygea, Stavropol Krai and Dagestan affected. The strikes come amid a broader series of attacks on major Russian distribution centers, including sites operated by Ozon and rival retailer Wildberries.

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Overnight, Ukrainian long-range drones struck four more Russian Ozon logistics warehouses, in Krasnodar Krai, Adygea Republic, Republic of Dagestan, and Stavropol Krai, resulting in large fires breaking out. Ozon is the second largest e-commerce and online retail logistics operator in Russia, after Wildberries. In the last two days, a total of 6 Ozon warehouses have been damaged/destroyed by Ukrainian drones.

Overnight, Ukrainian long-range drones struck four more Russian Ozon logistics warehouses, in Krasnodar Krai, Adygea Republic, Republic of Dagestan, and Stavropol Krai, resulting in large fires breaking out. Ozon is the second largest e-commerce and online retail logistics operator in Russia, after Wildberries. In the last two days, a total of 6 Ozon warehouses have been damaged/destroyed by Ukrainian drones.

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Ozon logistics hub in the Tyube industrial park, Dagestan, Russia, was attacked by drones early this morning, triggering a large fire. The complex covers around 130,000 m². Ozon is one of Russia’s largest online marketplaces, similar to Wildberries, with a nationwide network of warehouses and sorting centers.

Ozon logistics hub in the Tyube industrial park, Dagestan, Russia, was attacked by drones early this morning, triggering a large fire. The complex covers around 130,000 m². Ozon is one of Russia’s largest online marketplaces, similar to Wildberries, with a nationwide network of warehouses and sorting centers.

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Ukrainian drone strikes hit two sprawling warehouses belonging to Russia’s major online retailer, Wildberries, in the Tambov and Moscow regions, killing nine people and wounding dozens, officials said. Moscow’s mayor said more than 370 drones had targeted the Moscow region.

Ukrainian drone strikes hit two sprawling warehouses belonging to Russia’s major online retailer, Wildberries, in the Tambov and Moscow regions, killing nine people and wounding dozens, officials said. Moscow’s mayor said more than 370 drones had targeted the Moscow region.

Al Jazeera English

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No longer satisfied after a month of destroying Russia's largest logistics company Wildberries, Ukraine moves on to Russia's second largest logistics company Ozon. Opening the season in the Samara region, 900km from Ukraine, with strikes on a 135,000 square meter facility, the company's 5th largest.

No longer satisfied after a month of destroying Russia's largest logistics company Wildberries, Ukraine moves on to Russia's second largest logistics company Ozon. Opening the season in the Samara region, 900km from Ukraine, with strikes on a 135,000 square meter facility, the company's 5th largest.

Jay in Kyiv

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Video from the Moscow region shows plumes of smoke rising from the site of a Wildberries warehouse following an attack by Ukrainian drones on Sunday. Officials said an 83-year-old man had been killed with several others injured in the strikes. The Russian Defence Ministry said it had downed 822 Ukrainian drones throughout the country, with the provincial governer saying it was one of the largest attacks to have targeted the region. Ukraine has been targeting warehouses belonging to the Russian online retailer as it accuses Wildberries of handling military goods.

Video from the Moscow region shows plumes of smoke rising from the site of a Wildberries warehouse following an attack by Ukrainian drones on Sunday. Officials said an 83-year-old man had been killed with several others injured in the strikes. The Russian Defence Ministry said it had downed 822 Ukrainian drones throughout the country, with the provincial governer saying it was one of the largest attacks to have targeted the region. Ukraine has been targeting warehouses belonging to the Russian online retailer as it accuses Wildberries of handling military goods.

Channel 4 News

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Russia’s biggest online retailer, Wildberries, has once again been attacked in a drone strike by Ukraine. Twenty of its warehouses have been targeted by Ukraine, the latest a logistics centre in Russia’s Tambov region.

Russia’s biggest online retailer, Wildberries, has once again been attacked in a drone strike by Ukraine. Twenty of its warehouses have been targeted by Ukraine, the latest a logistics centre in Russia’s Tambov region.

Al Jazeera English

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💢 Seven killed as Ukrainian drones strike Wildberries, Russia’s Amazon Seven warehouse workers were killed and about two dozen wounded when Ukrainian drones struck a logistics center run by the Russian online retailer Wildberries in Kotovsk, in Russia’s Tambov region, the regional governor said. Wildberries is Russia’s largest e-commerce company. The workers were on a night shift. A second Wildberries facility was hit in Elektrostal, about 30 miles east of Moscow, sending a massive plume of black smoke over the capital region, the company said. See footage attached. The Moscow region governor said 24 people were wounded there and two more at an oil depot in nearby Noginsk. Moscow’s mayor said more than 370 drones flew toward the capital region overnight. Ukraine’s military has not commented.

💢 Seven killed as Ukrainian drones strike Wildberries, Russia’s Amazon Seven warehouse workers were killed and about two dozen wounded when Ukrainian drones struck a logistics center run by the Russian online retailer Wildberries in Kotovsk, in Russia’s Tambov region, the regional governor said. Wildberries is Russia’s largest e-commerce company. The workers were on a night shift. A second Wildberries facility was hit in Elektrostal, about 30 miles east of Moscow, sending a massive plume of black smoke over the capital region, the company said. See footage attached. The Moscow region governor said 24 people were wounded there and two more at an oil depot in nearby Noginsk. Moscow’s mayor said more than 370 drones flew toward the capital region overnight. Ukraine’s military has not commented.

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Ukrainian long-range attack drones have struck a logistics center near Moscow belonging to Wildberries — an online retailer and e-commerce marketplace similar to Amazon. A senior Ukrainian official tells me this attack was retaliation for the Russian strikes on the facilities of Nova Poshta, Ukraine’s private postal service.

Ukrainian long-range attack drones have struck a logistics center near Moscow belonging to Wildberries — an online retailer and e-commerce marketplace similar to Amazon. A senior Ukrainian official tells me this attack was retaliation for the Russian strikes on the facilities of Nova Poshta, Ukraine’s private postal service.

Christopher Miller

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Attacks on Wildberries warehouses could hit the Russian economy harder than it seems According to OSINT researcher Chris O’Wiki, the consequences of strikes on Wildberries warehouses could go far beyond the loss of goods estimated at around $1.2 billion. Wildberries accounts for about 45% of Russia’s online retail market, and together with Ozon controls around 77% of the sector. The company has become one of the main platforms of Russian retail, with sellers, logistics networks, and customers across the country depending on it. Damage to major logistics centres could create serious problems for businesses. Restoring such facilities can take months or even years. After a previous major fire, one of the company’s warehouses took around a year and a half to restore. In addition, Wildberries warehouses were used by Russian volunteers to deliver equipment to the front lines — drones, components, generators, communication devices, gear, and other supplies.

Attacks on Wildberries warehouses could hit the Russian economy harder than it seems According to OSINT researcher Chris O’Wiki, the consequences of strikes on Wildberries warehouses could go far beyond the loss of goods estimated at around $1.2 billion. Wildberries accounts for about 45% of Russia’s online retail market, and together with Ozon controls around 77% of the sector. The company has become one of the main platforms of Russian retail, with sellers, logistics networks, and customers across the country depending on it. Damage to major logistics centres could create serious problems for businesses. Restoring such facilities can take months or even years. After a previous major fire, one of the company’s warehouses took around a year and a half to restore. In addition, Wildberries warehouses were used by Russian volunteers to deliver equipment to the front lines — drones, components, generators, communication devices, gear, and other supplies.

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Ukrainian drones struck deep inside Russia, sparking a fire at a facility belonging to Wildberries, Russia’s largest e-commerce company. The regional governor said the area came under drone attack, while Wildberries said no merchandise was being stored at the facility at the time. Wildberries facilities have been hit repeatedly by Ukrainian drones since July 18, as Ukraine continues to strike targets deep inside Russian territory, far from the front lines.

Ukrainian drones struck deep inside Russia, sparking a fire at a facility belonging to Wildberries, Russia’s largest e-commerce company. The regional governor said the area came under drone attack, while Wildberries said no merchandise was being stored at the facility at the time. Wildberries facilities have been hit repeatedly by Ukrainian drones since July 18, as Ukraine continues to strike targets deep inside Russian territory, far from the front lines.

Fox News

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A Ukrainian drone strike set a warehouse belonging to Wildberries, an online retailer described as Russia's answer to Amazon, on fire, injuring one person, according to regional officials. The company said it evacuated workers and rerouted deliveries after the attack, while officials reported damage to other industrial sites and apartment buildings in the region. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has repeatedly accused the company of providing Russian forces with drone components, navigation equipment, and other military components. The strike came as Russia launched overnight air attacks on Kyiv, killing one person, injuring 24 others and heavily damaging several neighborhoods in the Ukrainian capital.

A Ukrainian drone strike set a warehouse belonging to Wildberries, an online retailer described as Russia's answer to Amazon, on fire, injuring one person, according to regional officials. The company said it evacuated workers and rerouted deliveries after the attack, while officials reported damage to other industrial sites and apartment buildings in the region. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has repeatedly accused the company of providing Russian forces with drone components, navigation equipment, and other military components. The strike came as Russia launched overnight air attacks on Kyiv, killing one person, injuring 24 others and heavily damaging several neighborhoods in the Ukrainian capital.

Fox News

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Zero damage. For years, Russia deliberately targeted Ukraine’s logistics infrastructure, destroying Nova Poshta depots, warehouses, and distribution hubs to disrupt civilian life and the economy. Today, Ukraine struck the second-largest Wildberries order fulfillment center in the Moscow region, along with another logistics facility in Russia’s Tambov region. President Zelenskyy confirmed the strikes, stating that the facilities were used to supply sanctioned components for the production of drones and navigation equipment.

Zero damage. For years, Russia deliberately targeted Ukraine’s logistics infrastructure, destroying Nova Poshta depots, warehouses, and distribution hubs to disrupt civilian life and the economy. Today, Ukraine struck the second-largest Wildberries order fulfillment center in the Moscow region, along with another logistics facility in Russia’s Tambov region. President Zelenskyy confirmed the strikes, stating that the facilities were used to supply sanctioned components for the production of drones and navigation equipment.

Saint Javelin

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Leading Russian online retailer Wildberries halted operations at one of its warehouses following a Ukrainian drone attack overnight on July 23, as Kyiv broadens its campaign against a company at the heart of Russia's consumer economy. Vanesse Chan has more.

Leading Russian online retailer Wildberries halted operations at one of its warehouses following a Ukrainian drone attack overnight on July 23, as Kyiv broadens its campaign against a company at the heart of Russia's consumer economy. Vanesse Chan has more.

Reuters

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Ukraine destroyed another Wildberries logistics complex in russia’s Samara region. For a month, Ukraine has been methodically destroying Wildberries logistics hubs, each containing $1-1.5 billion in inventory. To make matters worse, after the first strikes on Elektrostal, Wildberries prohibited sellers from withdrawing their products from the warehouses. Overall, two dozen Wildberries facilities have been hit, resulting in estimated losses of 15 billion. The company is heading to bankruptcy.

Ukraine destroyed another Wildberries logistics complex in russia’s Samara region. For a month, Ukraine has been methodically destroying Wildberries logistics hubs, each containing $1-1.5 billion in inventory. To make matters worse, after the first strikes on Elektrostal, Wildberries prohibited sellers from withdrawing their products from the warehouses. Overall, two dozen Wildberries facilities have been hit, resulting in estimated losses of 15 billion. The company is heading to bankruptcy.

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Ukraine's long-range drone campaign appears to have struck another Wildberries distribution center, this time in Novosyomyeikino, continuing a sustained effort to target Russia's largest e-commerce and logistics network. According to Russian officials, the strike ignited a fire at the facility. This video from Telegram purportedly shows a massive fire at the facility following the earlier Ukrainian drone strike. Wildberries is essentially Russia's equivalent of Amazon, operating the country's largest online marketplace with an extensive nationwide warehousing and distribution network. Ukraine argues the company supports Russia's war effort by selling dual-use goods and equipment used by the military, an allegation Moscow denies. The attack is the latest in a broader campaign that has targeted roughly a dozen Wildberries facilities since mid-July, disrupting an estimated 10% of the company's logistics capacity and forcing the retailer to reroute shipments, compensate victims, and absorb significant financial losses. The strikes reflect Ukraine's increasing focus on economic and logistics infrastructure well beyond the front lines, aiming to raise the cost of sustaining Russia's war effort while disrupting everyday commerce.

Ukraine's long-range drone campaign appears to have struck another Wildberries distribution center, this time in Novosyomyeikino, continuing a sustained effort to target Russia's largest e-commerce and logistics network. According to Russian officials, the strike ignited a fire at the facility. This video from Telegram purportedly shows a massive fire at the facility following the earlier Ukrainian drone strike. Wildberries is essentially Russia's equivalent of Amazon, operating the country's largest online marketplace with an extensive nationwide warehousing and distribution network. Ukraine argues the company supports Russia's war effort by selling dual-use goods and equipment used by the military, an allegation Moscow denies. The attack is the latest in a broader campaign that has targeted roughly a dozen Wildberries facilities since mid-July, disrupting an estimated 10% of the company's logistics capacity and forcing the retailer to reroute shipments, compensate victims, and absorb significant financial losses. The strikes reflect Ukraine's increasing focus on economic and logistics infrastructure well beyond the front lines, aiming to raise the cost of sustaining Russia's war effort while disrupting everyday commerce.

OSINTdefender

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Footage shows the aftermath of a mass drone attack on Russia’s Leningrad region, with fires and smoke reported after strikes on military and logistics sites. Ukraine confirmed hits on an arsenal and oil infrastructure in the region. #Russia

Footage shows the aftermath of a mass drone attack on Russia’s Leningrad region, with fires and smoke reported after strikes on military and logistics sites. Ukraine confirmed hits on an arsenal and oil infrastructure in the region. #Russia

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🔥🇺🇦🎯🇷🇺 Ukraine’s long-range strike campaign is reaching ever deeper into Russia, with President Volodymyr Zelensky confirming another series of attacks against Russian energy, logistics and military infrastructure. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian forces struck the Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery in Samara region, roughly 1,000 km from the frontline, as well as an Ozon logistics hub in the region. Reuters confirms that Ukraine reported hitting the refinery and causing a fire, while Ozon halted operations at its Chapayevsk logistics center following the attack. Zelensky also announced operations in the Black Sea and confirmed the results of earlier strikes: a Su-24M-type frontline bomber and four pieces of airfield equipment were destroyed at Saky airbase, while drone-control relay equipment used by Russian forces was destroyed in Bryansk region. The pattern is becoming increasingly clear: Ukraine is systematically expanding the depth and frequency of its strikes to hit the infrastructure that generates revenue, supports logistics and enables Russian military operations. Refineries hundreds of kilometers inside Russia, logistics hubs, airbases and battlefield communications are increasingly being treated as interconnected parts of the same war machine. Kyiv’s objective is not merely individual destruction, but the cumulative degradation of Russia’s ability to finance, supply and sustain its offensive. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

🔥🇺🇦🎯🇷🇺 Ukraine’s long-range strike campaign is reaching ever deeper into Russia, with President Volodymyr Zelensky confirming another series of attacks against Russian energy, logistics and military infrastructure. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian forces struck the Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery in Samara region, roughly 1,000 km from the frontline, as well as an Ozon logistics hub in the region. Reuters confirms that Ukraine reported hitting the refinery and causing a fire, while Ozon halted operations at its Chapayevsk logistics center following the attack. Zelensky also announced operations in the Black Sea and confirmed the results of earlier strikes: a Su-24M-type frontline bomber and four pieces of airfield equipment were destroyed at Saky airbase, while drone-control relay equipment used by Russian forces was destroyed in Bryansk region. The pattern is becoming increasingly clear: Ukraine is systematically expanding the depth and frequency of its strikes to hit the infrastructure that generates revenue, supports logistics and enables Russian military operations. Refineries hundreds of kilometers inside Russia, logistics hubs, airbases and battlefield communications are increasingly being treated as interconnected parts of the same war machine. Kyiv’s objective is not merely individual destruction, but the cumulative degradation of Russia’s ability to finance, supply and sustain its offensive. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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‼️🇺🇦🔥 As a result of the overnight shelling of Kiev and the Kiev region, 78 facilities belonging to at least 13 Ukrainian and foreign companies were damaged. ▪️This massive strike was a response to Ukrainian attacks on warehouses belonging to Russian companies, and now our strikes are also aimed at destroying the enemy's business. ▪️A total of 78 facilities were damaged in the Kyiv region (excluding Kiev itself), including 13 warehouse buildings, a production facility, buildings, greenhouses, and 59 vehicles. ▪️Among those affected by the overnight attack on Kiev and the region are the largest sorting center of the ROZETKA company, the sorting center of "Nova Poshta," the NOVUS logistics center, the warehouses of "Epicentr," the Liqui Moly Ukraine warehouse, and warehouses of the brands Puma, Intertop, Toyota, and others. ➖During the day, Zelensky complained that "The main target of the attack was warehouse facilities of civilian enterprises, as well as strikes on infrastructure and a railway station. A brewery, warehouses of building materials, and civilian logistics."

‼️🇺🇦🔥 As a result of the overnight shelling of Kiev and the Kiev region, 78 facilities belonging to at least 13 Ukrainian and foreign companies were damaged. ▪️This massive strike was a response to Ukrainian attacks on warehouses belonging to Russian companies, and now our strikes are also aimed at destroying the enemy's business. ▪️A total of 78 facilities were damaged in the Kyiv region (excluding Kiev itself), including 13 warehouse buildings, a production facility, buildings, greenhouses, and 59 vehicles. ▪️Among those affected by the overnight attack on Kiev and the region are the largest sorting center of the ROZETKA company, the sorting center of "Nova Poshta," the NOVUS logistics center, the warehouses of "Epicentr," the Liqui Moly Ukraine warehouse, and warehouses of the brands Puma, Intertop, Toyota, and others. ➖During the day, Zelensky complained that "The main target of the attack was warehouse facilities of civilian enterprises, as well as strikes on infrastructure and a railway station. A brewery, warehouses of building materials, and civilian logistics."

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