New satellite image shows Ozon warehouse in Saratov likely destroyed after Ukrainian drone strike
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Ozon's logistics hub in Saratov, Russia, is on fire following an attack by Ukrainian UAVs on September 11 (Photo: Video screenshot / Exilenova+ / Telegram)
A new satellite image suggests that the Ozon warehouse complex in Saratov, Russia, was likely completely destroyed in the Sept. 11 strike by Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
The image was published on Sept. 13 by the Ukrainian Telegram channel Dnipro Osint.
The post described the picture as showing “satellite images of the destroyed OZON center in Saratov after the Sept. 11 attack.”
The logistics center had an area of 100,000 square meters.
Ukrainian company Fire Point had earlier said that the Ozon logistics center in Saratov was struck by FP-1 drones.
According to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, it became the seventh Ozon warehouse damaged or destroyed by Ukraine since Aug. 22, when the company’s hub in Chapaevsk was attacked for the first time.
It was also the 33rd logistics warehouse hit in Ukraine’s broader campaign since July 18, counting strikes on Wildberries facilities and other Russian logistics firms, the outlet reported.
Satellite imagery of another Russian marketplace facility was also later published.
NV highlighted Ukraine’s earlier strikes against Ozon, the second-largest marketplace network in Russia, in its infographic coverage.
The first warehouse of the company was hit on Aug. 22, 2026.
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