Ozon warehouse strike in Adygeysk: logistics centre fire and Russian losses, 4 November
Drones attacked a logistics centre overnight into 4 November 2026. A fire broke out at the complex, and the company stopped accepting incoming goods and began diverting shipments to other warehouses. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s General Staff reported 2,180 Russian personnel losses over the previous day, while the Unmanned Systems Forces reported 2,129 targets hit.
Ozon warehouse strike in Adygeysk: what is known
The marketplace itself confirmed the attack on its Adygeysk_RFC distribution centre in the Republic of Adygea. The company said staff had been evacuated, with no injuries reported in its preliminary assessment.
The disruption is already affecting operations. Ozon has stopped accepting shipments from sellers, is cancelling delivery bookings for this centre and is redirecting goods already in transit.
Power supplies restricted again in Crimea
On the morning of 4 November, Sevastopol’s occupation administration reported further overnight damage to energy infrastructure outside the city. The electricity reaching Sevastopol is insufficient even to maintain its scheduled power cuts.
General Staff: Russian daily personnel losses reach 2,180
According to the General Staff’s morning update on 4 November, Russian personnel losses over the previous day were estimated at 2,180.
Ukraine’s defence forces also neutralised one tank, seven armoured fighting vehicles, 39 artillery systems, two air defence systems and five unmanned ground systems. The daily losses also included 1,104 UAVs, 52 missiles, 408 vehicles and four items of specialist equipment.
A total of 208 combat engagements were recorded along the front on 3 November.
Unmanned Systems Forces: 2,129 targets hit
Units of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces grouping hit 2,129 enemy targets on 3 November. These included 619 Russian personnel, of whom 293 were killed.
Operators hit 70 drone launch points, 18 radar and electronic warfare systems, 105 vehicles and items of specialist and engineering equipment, five artillery systems and 17 storage sites. The report also listed 385 UAVs and 648 shelters and dugouts.
Over the first three days of November, the Unmanned Systems Forces reported 6,357 targets hit, including 2,012 enemy personnel.
How the figures changed
The data may be revised when official statements or further assessment become available.