Ukraine drone campaign hits Ozon warehouses
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Aug 23, 2026 · Last updated Aug 24, 2026
The drone strikes on Ozon's warehouses disrupt its logistics operations, potentially affecting delivery times and increasing costs, which could pressure its stock and operational performance. The broader campaign against Russian e-commerce infrastructure may raise risk premiums for Russian logistics and retail companies, though state support pledges may mitigate some impact.
Ukraine has expanded its drone campaign against Russian e-commerce logistics infrastructure, striking warehouses of Ozon, Russia's second-largest online marketplace, on consecutive days. The attacks hit Ozon logistics centers in the Samara, Orenburg, and Krasnodar regions, as well as a facility near Saint Petersburg, causing fires, suspending operations, and wounding an unspecified number of workers. Ukraine's military announced the new campaign on Saturday, stating that after hitting the 15 largest logistics hubs of Wildberries, it is now Ozon's turn. The strikes have reportedly caused billions of dollars in economic losses, with several facilities destroyed. Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged government support to rebuild Wildberries' logistics hubs. Russia condemned the attacks on civilian infrastructure amid its ongoing full-scale offensive in Ukraine.
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