Fire Continues at Ozon Logistics Center Following Drone Attack
A massive fire continues to burn at the Ozon logistics center in Adygea, Russia, following a Ukrainian drone attack overnight on November 4, with emergency crews still battling the blaze. Video footage circulating on social media shows towering flames engulfing the facility, while thick, dark clouds of smoke bill billow into the sky, blanketing the surrounding area.
Emergency Response and Evacuation Status
The massive blaze continues to rage, with emergency crews still struggling to bring the fire under control. According to Ozon’s press service, all employees were evacuated before the strike, and no casualties were reported. The company said the fire had disrupted operations at the facility, forcing it to remove affected products from its online marketplace. Some orders will be canceled, while others will be fulfilled from alternative logistics centers.
Local Government Response and Additional Damage
Adygea Governor Murat Kumpilov confirmed that emergency services had been deployed to extinguish the fire. Drone debris also damaged a gas pipeline and shattered a window in a private home in the village of Petrov, in the Teuchezhsky District. Authorities said the gas leak had been repaired and no injuries were reported.
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