Ukrainian drones set fire to warehouse of Russia's Ozon online store

Fact-check index: 58/100 — The core facts (drone strike on Ozon's Samara logistics center, fire, ~500 evacuated, two killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine per BBC) are well-supported by the cited sources, but the claim that Ozon ranks second only to Wildberries and the analytical framing about strategic intent go beyond what the sources establish.

• Ukrainian drones struck an Ozon logistics center in Samara region overnight to Saturday, starting a fire — Both iROZHLAS and iDNES confirm this directly.
• Russian and Ukrainian media reported the strike — Both sources state 'Informovala o tom ruská i ukrajinská média.'
• Ozon evacuated around 500 people — iDNES headline states 'Ozon evakuoval 500 lidí.'
• Ozon is Russia's second-largest e-commerce platform — iDNES: 'Ozon je co do objemu druhá největší ruská internetová obchodní platforma a e-shop.'
• Ozon ranks second only to Wildberries specifically — Neither source names Wildberries as the largest platform; this specific comparison is not established by the cited material.
• Russian attacks on Ukraine killed at least two people, per BBC citing Ukrainian authorities — iROZHLAS: 'Ruské útoky na Ukrajině si... vyžádaly nejméně dva lidské životy, napsal server BBC s odvoláním na ukrajinské úřady.'
• The strike widens Ukraine's deep-strike target set toward civilian logistics infrastructure, and Ozon's warehouses are cheap-to-hit, hard-to-shield facilities — This is the article's own analytical hypothesis, explicitly framed as speculative; not established by either source, which contain no strategic assessment or target rationale.
• Whether Kyiv officially claimed the strike or whether the cargo was dual-use is unconfirmed — Correctly reflects that sources report the strike via Russian/Ukrainian media without an official Kyiv claim or cargo details.