Ukrainian Missile Strike Hits Belgorod Logistics Hub and Power Plant, Killing 2

A Ukrainian missile strike hit the Russian city of Belgorod on August 30, striking a logistics facility housing an Ozon sorting center and delivery hub, setting seven warehouses ablaze. Acting regional Governor Alexander Shuvaev said the strike killed 2 people — a man and a 16-year-old — and injured 16 others. OSINT channels and Ukrainska Pravda also reported damage to the Belgorod thermal power plant, where a fire broke out, and strikes near a television tower. Ozon confirmed its facility was hit and said it evacuated employees before the strike. Kyiv officials have accused both Ozon and its rival Wildberries of supplying components and logistics support to the Russian military, and Ukraine has struck Wildberries warehouses in Tambov, Kotovsk, and Moscow Oblast in preceding weeks as part of the same campaign.