Ukraine strikes St Petersburg oil terminal in devastating long-range attack as pressure mounts on Vladimir Putin

Ukraine has continued its targeted attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, as it struck an oil terminal outside St. Petersburg early this morning.

Dozens of Ukrainian drones targeted the Russian city overnight, with one hitting the terminal and another striking the grounds of the Peterhof, the historical home of Russian tsars.

The governor of St Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, confirmed on social media that “an oil terminal in the city’s Krovsky district” had been hit and stated that Russian air defences had hit 72 drones from the attack.

He added that the “technical consequences” at the oil terminal had been resolved and that no one was injured in the strike.

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