The fire occurred at the Ozon warehouse in Krasnodar after a UAV attack.
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As a result of a drone attack on the Ozon marketplace warehouse in Krasnodar, a large fire broke out; according to the company, all employees were evacuated.
As reported by "Caucasian Knot", debris from the UAV fell last night on a private children's center in Krasnodar, killing two children and injuring seven others. Two adults were also injured.
The company Ozon reported today on its Telegram channel that a fire occurred at the company's warehouse in Krasnodar after a UAV attack.
According to the company's press service, all systems in the logistics center operated normally, employees were promptly evacuated, and preliminary reports indicate that there are no injuries. There is a large fire at the warehouse, and emergency services are on site.
The company promised to remove all products displayed in the warehouse from the showcase, and they will not be available for order. If such items are not available in other warehouses, the products will have the status "Out of stock". Some already placed orders will be canceled, while others will be delivered from different warehouses.
Earlier, "Caucasian Knot" reported that on July 22, drones attacked the Wildberries warehouse complex in Krasnodar, injuring ten people, three of whom were hospitalized in serious condition.
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