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Ukrainian drones attacked a logistics center belonging to Russian e-commerce giant Ozon in the republic of Adygea, setting fire to the facility and forcing the evacuation of all employees, according to regional officials and the company. Ozon said a fire broke out and emergency services were working on site. The company temporarily suspended deliveries from sellers, redirected incoming shipments to other warehouses and warned customers that some orders could be canceled. The attack adds to the already dozens of similar strikes on warehouses owned by Ozon and its top rival Wildberries since the summer. Russian officials said air defence systems intercepted and destroyed 709 Ukrainian drones across Russia and annexed Crimea between Tuesday night and Friday morning. The company said goods stored at the affected center would be removed from its online listings, while orders would be fulfilled from other facilities wherever possible.
In a separate development, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has condemned a deadly Russian bombing that killed at least 40 people at a school in southeastern Ukraine.
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