Ukraine attacks logistics center of Ozon in Omsk, Governor says

A Ukraine attacked with drones a distribution center of Russian e-commerce giant Ozon in the Siberian city of Omsk, indicated local governor Vitaly Khotsenko on social networks.

Ozon confirmed it was one of their facilities.

“ We quickly removed all employees... A fire broke out and emergency services are working on the site,” the company said in a statement.

According to Ozon, some orders will be cancelled and others will be delivered from other facilities.

Since the end of August, several Ozon distribution centers in different regions of Russia have been damaged by drone attacks, and the company has reported fires in installations in the Samara and Orenburg regions, as well as in the cities of Krasnodar and Makhakala in the south of the country, the Spanish news agency EFE indicated.

According to other Russian local authorities, the country’s anti-aircraft defenses shot down on Friday night for today 616 Ukrainian drones in about 20 regions, in a “massive attack” that also caused water and electricity cuts in Crimea.

They also reported that the crash of drone debris caused fires and caused several injuries.

On the Ukrainian side, the Air Force announced that Russia launched at least 126 drones against Ukraine during the same night, of which 101 were shot down.

Two people were injured in Kyiv, according to emergency services.