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Ukrainian Drones Kill Civilians, Hit Ozon Warehouse, Industrial Sites

Ukrainian Drones Kill Civilians, Hit Ozon Warehouse, Industrial Sites
Ukrainian drones kill eight in Russia, strike Ozon warehouse and industrial sites - Telegraph India · telegraphindia.com

Ukraine launched many drone attacks on places in Russia overnight.

Russian officials said the attacks killed civilians, but reports gave different totals.

A warehouse connected to Ozon, a large Russian online store, was hit in the Samara region.

Ozon said people were injured and its logistics center stopped working.

Ukraine’s military said an oil refinery in the same region was hit and caught fire.

In Yeysk, officials said two children and other adults were killed or wounded.

More deaths and injuries were reported in Belgorod, Bryansk and Luhansk.

Russia said its forces shot down 457 Ukrainian drones.

Ukraine has said attacks on oil and logistics facilities are intended to weaken Russia’s ability to continue the war.

Key facts

Reported death toll
One report said at least eight civilians were killed; a Reuters report said at least six, reflecting differing reported totals.
Ozon facility
Ozon said its logistics center in Chapayevsk, Samara region, was hit, causing injuries and a work stoppage.
Samara industrial site
Ukraine’s military said the Novokuibyshevsk refinery was struck and set on fire; the Samara governor referred only to industrial facilities and did not name the target.
Yeysk casualties
Russian officials reported that two children and adults were killed or wounded in the Sea of Azov port town of Yeysk; the reports differ on the exact adult casualty count.
Other reported casualties
Belgorod officials reported two deaths and 13 injuries; Bryansk officials reported four injuries; Luhansk officials reported two deaths and nine injuries.
Russian interception claim
Russia’s Defence Ministry said it downed 457 Ukrainian drones overnight.
Ozon context
The reports described this as the first reported strike on Ozon after weeks of attacks on its larger rival Wildberries.

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