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Fire in the Baltic: Ukraine Targets Russia’s Multi-Million Dollar Port Hub in Massive Drone Raid

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The economic engine behind Russia’s frontline offensive has taken a direct hit. A wave of long-range Ukrainian attack drones successfully bypassed regional air defenses, striking core assets across St. Petersburg and the surrounding Leningrad Oblast.

Key developments from the July 4 assault:

  • Terminal Deficit: Flames have completely engulfed the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal. As a major logistics hub, crippling this facility directly cuts off the massive oil revenues the Kremlin relies on to bankroll its military operations.
  • Naval Target Locked: Precision drone strikes also reached the militarized island of Kronstadt, heavily disrupting key installations linked to the Russian Baltic Fleet.

From the Black Sea to the Baltic, the lines fueling Russia’s war machine are breaking down.

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