Ukrainian drones hit St Petersburg oil terminal and nearby port

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St Petersburg is a major Russian city and port located on the Baltic Sea, playing a significant role in the country's oil exports. The city's oil terminal is a key infrastructure facility, and any disruption to its operations could have implications for Russia's energy sector. The attack on the port infrastructure in the region, including the nearby Baltic port of Vysotsk, highlights the ongoing conflict's potential to impact critical economic targets.

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Ukrainian drones hit St Petersburg oil terminal and nearby port

St Petersburg governor reports no victims after ‘large-scale’ overnight attack that also hit Baltic port of Vysotsk Ukraine launched a big overnight drone attack on St Petersburg and the surrounding area, hitting the city’s oil terminal and port infrastructure in the wider region. The St Petersburg governor, Alexander Beglov, said the city had been subjected to a “large-scale” drone attack that had hit its oil termin…