Ozon warehouse hit in Dagestan: Satellite images reveal aftermath
Photo: Fire at Ozon's warehouses in Tyube (Russian media)
Aftermath of the attack on the Ozon warehouse in Tyube
The first satellite image of Ozon's distribution center in the settlement of Tyube has been published.
It is one of the marketplace's largest facilities. Built in 2025 as part of the North-South Transport Corridor, it connects Russia with India, Iran, and other countries.
Ozon warehouse hit in Dagestan: Satellite images reveal aftermath pic.twitter.com/TFfCjaoCOf
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A significant part of the warehouse had already burned down completely by the time the image was taken, at 11:19 a.m. local time. The facility has a total area of more than 130,000 square meters.
Attacks on three Ozon warehouses
Earlier, RBC-Ukraine reported that Ukraine's Defense Forces had struck three major Ozon logistics centers in Russia on the night of August 24.
According to Fire Point, the following warehouses were hit:
- in Enem, Adygea;
- in Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Krai;
- in Tyube, Dagestan.
A massive fire broke out after the Ozon logistics complex in Tyube was hit.
In total, over 315,000 square meters of Ozon's logistics facilities were attacked in a single night.
It was also reported that Krasnodar came under a massive drone attack on the night of August 24. A fire broke out at one of the city's warehouses.
In addition, Ozon removed the addresses of 56 of its warehouses in Russia from a public directory. This happened at least 20 days before the first Ukrainian strikes on the company's logistics centers.
