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Oil Terminal in Russia’s St. Petersburg Comes Under Drone Attack

Oil Terminal in Russia’s St. Petersburg Comes Under Drone Attack
Bloomberg Markets Saturday 04 July 2026, 08:07 UTC By Andrey Lemeshko 1 min read
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Oil Terminal in Russia’s St. Petersburg Comes Under Drone Attack Ukrainian forces attacked an oil terminal in St. Petersburg, Russia’s second largest city, with drones overnight, local officials said. UAVs targeted the facility in the city’s Kirovsky district, St. Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov said on Telegram. The “technogenic” consequences on the attack have been eliminated and there were no injuries, he added.

Oil Terminal in Russia’s St. Petersburg Comes Under Drone Attack Ukrainian forces attacked an oil terminal in St. Petersburg, Russia’s second largest city, with drones overnight, local officials said. UAVs targeted the facility in the city’s Kirovsky district, St. Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov said on Telegram. The “technogenic” consequences on the attack have been eliminated and there were no injuries, he added.
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