Ozon, Russia's second-biggest online retailer, said warehouses across southern Russia were struck in a series of overnight attacks, singling out facilities in the Dagestan and Krasnodar regions.
The company released the information to customers and partners on [its channels], identifying the sites as part of its regional logistics network. Ozon did not immediately supply detailed information on the extent of structural damage, any possible injuries, or the expected effect on deliveries and operations.
The strikes come amid ongoing hostilities between Russia and Ukraine. Ozon’s announcement highlights the vulnerability of commercial logistics and distribution points in regions beyond the immediate front lines.
There was no immediate comment from regional authorities in Dagestan or Krasnodar in response to the company’s statement. Ozon said it was monitoring the situation and would provide updates as more information became available.