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Drone attack on Ozon logistics centre in Omsk causes fire and suspends warehouse
On 24 October 2026, drones attacked Ozon's logistics centre in Omsk, causing a fire; staff were evacuated, no casualties were reported, the warehouse temporarily suspended operations and some orders were cancelled.
According to Ozon and Omsk regional authorities, the marketplace's logistics centre in the city's northern industrial hub was hit by drones on 24 October 2026. A fire broke out on the warehouse site. Staff were evacuated and preliminary reports indicated no one was injured.
The logistics centre temporarily suspended operations. The company stopped accepting new seller deliveries, temporarily hid goods held at the affected warehouse from the marketplace display, and cancelled orders that could not be fulfilled from other warehouses with a full refund. Cargo already en route to the Omsk hub was redirected to other company logistics facilities, while delivery routes were redistributed among operating Ozon centres. The hub served orders in the Siberian Federal District.
A drone-danger regime was introduced in Omsk region during the day on 24 October and flights at the airport were temporarily restricted; the regime was lifted at 22:00 local time and the airport resumed operations. The scale of the fire and the timeline for full restoration of the warehouse were not reported at the time of publication.
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