Massive Fire Continues at Ozon Logistics Center in Russia’s Adygea After Drone Attack

A major fire continues to burn at an Ozon logistics center in Russia’s Republic of Adygea following a reported Ukrainian drone attack overnight on November 4. Videos circulating on social media show large flames and thick clouds of dark smoke rising from the facility as emergency crews work to bring the blaze under control.

According to Ozon’s press service, all employees were evacuated before the incident, and no casualties were reported. However, the damage has disrupted operations at the logistics center, forcing the company to remove affected products from its online marketplace. Some customer orders are expected to be canceled, while others will reportedly be redirected and fulfilled through alternative distribution facilities.

Regional Governor Murat Kumpilov confirmed that emergency services had been deployed to fight the fire. The incident also caused damage in the nearby village of Petrov, where falling drone debris reportedly affected a gas pipeline and shattered a window in a private home.

Authorities said the gas leak was repaired, with no injuries reported. The full extent of the damage to the logistics center and the disruption to Ozon’s distribution network has not yet been established. The incident highlights how attacks and falling drone debris can affect both commercial infrastructure and nearby civilian areas.