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Fire at Ozon Company Headquarters in Southern Russia After Ukrainian Drone Attack
A fire broke out at an Ozon logistics center in Adygeysk, southern Russia, following a nighttime drone attack. Governor Murad Kumpilov confirmed no casualties and reported minor damage from debris in Petrov village.

Adygea Republic Governor Murad Kumpilov announced on Wednesday morning that a fire broke out at a logistics center belonging to e-commerce company "Ozon" in the capital Adygeysk after a nighttime drone attack.
Kumpilov wrote on social media: "As a result of the drone attack, a fire broke out at the site of the 'Ozon' logistics center in Adygeysk, where emergency teams are participating in extinguishing the fire."
The governor added that there were no reports of victims or injuries.
For its part, "Ozon" company announced that all employees at the affected center had been evacuated, and shipments destined for Adygeysk would be redirected to centers in other regions.
Kumpilov also reported that drone debris damaged a gas pipe and the window of one house in Petrov village, without causing injuries, adding that the gas leak resulting from the incident was repaired.
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