Ukrainian drones struck Ozon logistics facilities in Ufa and Orenburg overnight on Aug. 27, the Russian online marketplace said, as attacks on Russia’s major e-commerce infrastructure continue to disrupt warehouses across the country. Ozon said it evacuated all employees from the affected sites and that there were no casualties or fires.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. The Ufa warehouse sustained “minor damage” and has been temporarily closed, with deliveries from sellers suspended. The Orenburg distribution center has resumed operations but will not accept some goods during the day, according to the company. The strikes follow a wave of attacks targeting Russia’s biggest online marketplaces. Since mid-July, more than 20 Wildberries distribution centers across 16 Russian regions have come under Ukrainian drone attack. At least seven of the company’s 10 largest warehouses have reportedly been knocked out of operation, including its main facility in Koledino, Moscow Oblast. Ozon has also increasingly become a target. Attacks began on Aug. 22 with a strike on a facility in Chapayevsk in Russia’s Samara region, followed the next day by an attack in Orenburg. On Aug. 24, four Ozon warehouses in Makhachkala, Krasnodar, Adygea and Nevinnomyssk were hit in a single night. Fires were reported at all four sites. The strikes have inflicted potentially hundreds of billions of rubles in losses on Russia’s e-commerce sector.