Ukrainian drone strikes target Russian online retailer Ozon

Ukrainian drones have targeted several logistics facilities owned by Ozon, Russia's second-largest online retailer. Since August 22, a total of six facilities have been targeted, including four logistics hubs located in southern Russia.

The strikes have injured several people and sparked fires at the logistics hubs. Additionally, the governor of the Orenburg region reported that drone debris hit two industrial facilities, including a warehouse owned by Ozon.

Kyiv is expanding its campaign against supply networks it says support Moscow's military. These attacks on Ozon follow several weeks of drone strikes targeting Wildberries.

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