
According to Russian information, Ukraine is attacking targets in Saint Petersburg
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Russia and Ukraine are engaged in an ongoing conflict with regular mutual drone attacks.
According to Russian sources, Ukraine has used dozens of drones to attack targets in Saint Petersburg and the Leningrad region, including a port oil terminal and a data center.
According to the governor of Saint Petersburg, one person was killed and at least five others were injured. Drone debris damaged residential buildings. The Leningrad Region Health Committee says at least ten people were injured, the state news agency Tass said.
Fires reportedly broke out at the Saint Petersburg oil terminal, an oil storage facility and industrial halls. The Russian online retailer Ozon announced that its logistics center in the city was on fire. The data center hit is said to belong to the Internet company VK, which operates a social network of the same name. The company said operations continued despite the attack. Videos are circulating online that are supposed to show fires in the region.
Apparently one of the most massive attacks in the region
Saint Petersburg Airport temporarily suspended operations due to the Ukrainian attack, reports Tass. Passengers and employees were taken to safe locations.
According to the Defense Ministry in Moscow, Russian anti-aircraft defense shot down 1,015 Ukrainian drones over various regions of the country during the night. More than 120 drones were repelled in the Leningrad region. It is one of the most serious drone attacks that has ever occurred in the region.
There was initially no official confirmation of the attacks from Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky shared a post on During the night the Russians also attacked residential buildings in our regions. Twelve injuries have been reported so far, including two children. Two people died.”
The information cannot be independently verified.
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