After its arrival, the Russian marketplace Ozon was left without its warehouse in Belgorod

In the evening of August 30, in Belgorod, Russia, a warehouse belonging to Ozon—Russia’s second-largest online marketplace—was hit along with a thermal power plant. Local residents reported seeing a column of smoke rising above the city.

Ozon confirmed that its sorting center in Belgorod had been struck. Warehouse employees were evacuated, the company said.

“According to preliminary reports, unfortunately, there are casualties. A fire broke out at the facility, but it has been contained. Emergency services continue to work at the scene,” Ozon said in a statement.

The company suspended operations in Belgorod and the surrounding region following the strike by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

A missile also struck the area around the city’s TV tower.

As a reminder, a series of powerful explosions rocked the Russian city of Belgorod in the evening of August 30.