St. Petersburg Under Fire: Ukraine Launched Its Biggest Attack on Vladimir Putin’s Hometown
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Ukraine has set a record for drone launch.
Russia reports more than 100 Ukrainian drones shot down, but first verified videos show explosions and fires in Putin's hometown.
More than 150 drones attacked last night the oil, logistics and digital infrastructure of Russia's second city.
Russia said on Sunday that one person had been killed and several others wounded in widespread Ukrainian drone strikes near St. Petersburg. According to St. Petersburg Governor Aleksandr Beglov, Russian air defenses shot down more than a thousand drones. According to Beglov, several residential buildings were hit. The article Russia repels drones near St. Petersburg – oil terminal and social media service data center hit was first published on S…
Ukrainian drones also hit an oil terminal, a bridge, a logistics center, and the data center of the Vkontakte social media site.
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