Ukraine launched a missile strike on a major Russian oil terminal in St. Petersburg, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The attack targeted what Zelensky described as key infrastructure that generates significant revenue for Russia's war effort.
Zelensky Confirms Attack on Oil Terminal
President Zelensky confirmed the strike, emphasizing the terminal's role in funding Russia's military operations. He characterized the facility as a primary source of income for the Kremlin's war machine.
Naval Base Also Targeted
In addition to the oil terminal, Ukraine also struck a Russian naval base. The coordinated attacks mark an escalation in Ukraine's campaign against critical Russian infrastructure.
Governor Reports Massive Drone Attack
St. Petersburg Governor Aleksandr Beglov stated that the city faced a "massive drone attack" amid the missile strike. He did not provide specific details on damage or casualties.
Ukraine Intensifies Infrastructure Strikes
The attack is part of a broader Ukrainian effort to intensify strikes on key Russian infrastructure. Recent weeks have seen increased Ukrainian operations targeting oil depots, refineries, and military installations deep inside Russian territory.
