CLA drone attack occurred early Saturday in the Russian region of Rostov, targeting warehouses belonging to Russian e-commerce giant Ozon and the appliance retailer DNS, according to local authorities and independent media outlets from both Russia and Ukraine. The attack resulted in four people being hospitalized, including two adults and two children, with one child in critical condition. Local governor Yuri Slusar reported that anti-air defenses were activated and remnants of drones were found near the warehouses. Ukrainian channels claimed the attack targeted DNS warehouses, which was confirmed by the Russian independent outlet Astra, noting that at least one warehouse caught fire. Ozon confirmed that one of its logistics centers was hit but stated that all employees had been evacuated beforehand with no injuries reported. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the downing of 313 Ukrainian drones across eleven regions and Crimea during the night.
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