Ukraine has launched a wave of drone strikes targeting Ozon logistics centers, one of Russia’s largest e-commerce companies, across several regions of the country.

At least four Ozon logistics hubs in Dagestan, Stavropol Krai, Adygea and Krasnodar Krai were targeted in the latest overnight attacks, according to Ozon and Ukrainian military sources. The strikes brought the total number of Ozon facilities targeted within three days to six.

A major fire broke out at Ozon’s logistics hub in Makhachkala, with several people reportedly injured and operations suspended. Other facilities were evacuated or temporarily shut down following the attacks.

The strikes appear to be part of Ukraine’s expanding campaign against Russian economic and logistics infrastructure, aimed at disrupting networks that Kyiv says contribute to Russia’s wartime economy.

Ozon’s shares reportedly plunged by nearly 30% on the Moscow Exchange following the attacks, highlighting the broader economic impact of the campaign.