Warehouses belonging to Ozon, Russia’s second-largest online retailer, were hit during overnight strikes across the country’s southern regions, the company said.
The affected facilities included sites in Dagestan and Krasnodar, according to Ozon. The strikes were described as Ukrainian attacks, but the supplied information does not specify the precise locations of all the warehouses involved.
No details were provided about the extent of damage, any disruption to deliveries or whether there were casualties. The timing of the strikes was also not given beyond the description that they took place overnight.
Ozon is one of Russia’s major online retailers, and the reported targeting of its warehouse network could affect logistics in the areas involved. However, no information has been supplied on the operational impact or on any response beyond the company’s statement that its facilities were hit.
Further details about the strikes, the condition of the warehouses and any effect on Ozon’s services had not been provided in the available material.
