Fire Point confirms drone strike on Russian Ozon logistics center – video
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Smoke rises from on Ozon warehouse in Adygeya, Russia, following a Ukrainian drone strike, August 24, 2026 (Photo: REUTERS)
Ukrainian defense contractor Fire Point confirmed its role in the strike on the Ozon logistics hub in Saratov, Russia, posting a photo of the burning facility with the caption, “Did you miss the FP, Ozon?”
The firm disclosed that its FP-1 drones were used to carry out the attack on the warehouse complex.
The destroyed warehouse spanned roughly 85,000 square meters and was designed to hold more than 30 million items, according to Fire Point.
Ukrainian monitoring channel Exilenova+ also posted footage of the blaze, adding sarcastically, “Ozon in Saratov won’t be operating today.”
Ozon had confirmed earlier on September 11 that its Saratov logistics hub was hit in the overnight drone raid, sparking a massive fire at the complex.
The e-commerce giant also acknowledged that it has suspended new customer orders in Saratov and the surrounding oblast, warning that some existing orders will be canceled.
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