Drones Bombed The Port Of Ust-Luga Near St. Petersburg

A glow is visible over the Russian Federation's largest Baltic harbor.

On the night of November 11, drones attacked the port of Ust-Luga in Russia’s Leningrad Oblast. Following the strikes, a fire broke out on the port grounds, and a glow is visible above the site.

This was reported by RBC-Ukraine citing eyewitness videos on social media.

Videos posted online show a fire at the port and a glow above it.

Against a backdrop of flames, new drones are flying toward the target.

Russian authorities have not yet released official data on the consequences of the attack.

Ust-Luga is one of Russia’s largest ports on the Baltic Sea. Russia exports oil, petroleum products, and other raw materials through it, and it plays a key role in funding the Russian budget.

Updated

The governor of the Leningrad Region confirmed that the attack targeted the port area of Ust-Luga. Several drones struck the area, causing a fire; three workers were injured, but their lives are not in danger.

According to the governor, 150 drones were reportedly shot down over the region overnight. According to TASS estimates, this is the largest-scale attack on the Leningrad Region since the beginning of the year.

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