Satellite images show damage to Russian OZON warehouse after long-range drone strike
Photo: Drones struck the OZON warehouse in Omsk (Getty Images)
The OZON warehouse complex in Omsk, Russia, was partially burned down after a strike by Ukrainian FP-1 drones, according to Fire Point.
The strike drones traveled more than 2,500 km from the Ukrainian border to reach their target.
"After the FP-1 visit, the OZON warehouse complex in Omsk looks noticeably better, in our opinion," the company said in a statement.
The released image clearly shows that a significant portion of the Russian complex was completely burned out.
Photo: FP-1 drones hit an OZON warehouse in Omsk (Fire Point)
On the evening of October 24, Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck targets in Omsk, Russia, using FP-1 drones.
The drones attacked the Omsky Kauchuk plant (Omsk Rubber Plant). The OZON logistics and warehouse complex was also targeted.
Meanwhile, Russia’s largest online marketplaces, Wildberries and Ozon, have faced a wave of lawsuits from sellers following Ukrainian strikes on warehouse infrastructure.
RBC-Ukraine previously reported that drone attacks on major online marketplace warehouses could cost Russia’s e-commerce market around 400 million orders and 400 billion rubles in revenue (approximately $4.5 billion).
