Drone attack on Ozon logistics center in St. Petersburg sparks fire

A drone attack on an Ozon logistics center in St. Petersburg caused a fire, with all workers evacuated and no casualties reported, the company said on Telegram. This marks at least the tenth such attack on Ozon facilities since August 2026. OSINT channel Exilenova+ published videos showing the blaze at the warehouse, which spans over 50,000 square meters and was struck early in the morning. The strikes disrupt supply chains, including dual-use goods, and raise costs for Russian businesses. The attack occurred during a massive overnight drone barrage on October 18 targeting St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, including a cable-stayed bridge and the Petersburg oil terminal. A 100,000-square-meter Ozon warehouse burned down near Saratov on September 11.