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Ukrainian airstrikes cause deaths in southern Russia

Ukrainian strikes on Ozon's logistical centers result in three deaths and several injuries.

25 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Three young individuals died during a drone attack conducted by Ukraine on various facilities in southern Russia, according to reports. This attack particularly targets Ozon, which is the second largest e-commerce company in Russia.

The strikes were aimed at four of the company's logistics centers, with one confirmed attack on a specific warehouse. This information was provided by several news sources covering the conflict between the two countries.

In addition to the three fatalities, several injuries have been reported, although exact numbers have not been disclosed. Local authorities are investigating the aftermath of the attacks.

Ukraine has justified these actions as part of a campaign to dismantle the economic infrastructures supporting Russian military efforts. This is a notable development, given that it is the second time Ozon has been hit in a Ukrainian airstrike.

According to some sources, the attack resulted in one of Ozon's warehouses closing, highlighting the vulnerability of the company's logistical operations in the current context of the conflict.

Russia and Ukraine continue to engage in aerial confrontations, with Ukraine increasing its focus on Russian targets linked to commerce and industry.

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