Ukrainian drones strike Ozon warehouses in Orenburg and Ufa
Ukrainian drones hit Ozon logistics facilities in the Russian cities of Orenburg and Ufa overnight on August 27. No injuries have been reported, and one site has already resumed operations.
Overnight on August 27, Ukrainian drones struck logistics facilities belonging to the online retailer Ozon in two Russian cities, Orenburg and Ufa, the company's press service reported.
Ozon evacuated staff from both locations, and preliminary information indicates there were no casualties.
The company said the Orenburg warehouse has already resumed operations. The Ufa facility, however, sustained minor damage and remains shut, with Ozon saying the site must undergo a thorough inspection before reopening. Deliveries to the Ufa site are currently suspended.
Orenburg region Governor Yevgeny Solntsev confirmed that the area faced a drone threat but did not provide details on the consequences of the strike. Authorities in Bashkortostan, where Ufa is located, have so far declined to comment on the incident.
