Missile War Monitor: Ukrainian Drones Set St Petersburg Oil Terminal on Fire as Russia Claims 1,015 Downed
Fire Point said FP-1 drones hit the terminal, which handles about 12.5 million tons of petroleum a year, and the fire was still burning hours later.
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After the end of the "energy-weapon rest": Russia reports a massive drone attack in the west of the country. Death and destruction also in parts of Ukraine. And in the Baltics air alarm was triggered.
Ukraine Strikes Deep Into St. Petersburg, Setting Major Russian Oil Export Terminal on Fire
Ukrainian long-range drones struck one of Russia’s major oil export terminals in St. Petersburg overnight on October 18, igniting a fire at the facility as a large-scale drone attack targeted energy infrastructure across the city and surrounding Leningrad region.
Missile War Monitor: Ukrainian drones set St Petersburg oil terminal on fire as Russia claims 1,015 downed
Credit: bne IntelliNewsUkrainian drones set fire to the Petersburg Oil Terminal overnight on October 17-18, St Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov said, as Russia claimed 1,015 drones destroyed.
An attack with dozens of Ukrainian drones triggered a fire at an oil terminal in St. Petersburg and reached a data center on the periphery of Russia’s second city, authorities and an affected company reported on Sunday. Russian air defense knocked down 126 drones in the Leningrad region, which surrounds the northwestern city of St. Petersburg, reported in Telegram the regional governor Alexandre Drozdenko. He indicated that debris from drones fe…
The base is used for long-term storage and shipment of AI-92, AI-95 and diesel fuel.
The governor of the Leningrad region announced that 57 drones were shot down and four cars were damaged, while a fire also broke out. The targets of the attack were allegedly an oil terminal, oil tankers and a data center in the port of St. Petersburg. Large fires and explosions were reported during a mass attack by Ukrainian drones on St. Petersburg on the night of October 17-18, numerous channels that monitor war events reported. One person wa…
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