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Ozon Logistics Center Struck by Drone Attack in St. Petersburg

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What happened

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On October 18, 2026, an Ozon logistics center in St. Petersburg was struck by Ukrainian drones during an exchange of overnight strikes between Russia and Ukraine. The attack triggered a fire at the facility, prompting staff to evacuate. Ozon reported no injuries at the site. Separately, the Leningrad Region experienced a power outage affecting 50 apartment buildings.

From news.az

Why it matters

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The strike targeted critical infrastructure, including the Ozon logistics center, which is vital for the Russian online retailer's operations. The incident highlights the risk to commercial supply chains operating in the region.

From news.az

Who's involved

  • OzonRussian online retailer whose logistics center was struck
  • Alexander BeglovGovernor of St. Petersburg who reported on the massive drone attack
  • Alexander DrozdenkoGovernor of Leningrad Oblast who reported on the power outage

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • OzonSpeculative

    Ozon might face disruptions to its supply chain and delivery capacity due to the damage to the logistics center.

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