Ukrainian Drones Strike St. Petersburg Oil Terminal and Port Infrastructure
Ukrainian forces launched a series of long-range drone attacks against Russian energy facilities on July 4. Drones successfully hit an oil terminal in St. Petersburg, causing significant damage to the facility. This strike is part of an ongoing campaign targeting Russian oil infrastructure to disrupt the country's energy exports and military logistics. The attack also reached port infrastructure in Vysotsk and left parts of the St. Petersburg port on fire. These strikes represent a significant reach for Ukrainian forces, as they hit targets in Russia's second-largest city far from the front lines.
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