Ukraine struck the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal, with a large fire reported at the major Russian fuel storage and export facility. The terminal can handle 12.5 million tons of petroleum products annually and has around 441,000 cubic meters of storage capacity. #Russia

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Ukrainian long-range drones also struck a VK data center near St. Petersburg, with a fire reported at the facility. The center houses 640 server racks and more than 20,000 servers. VK services are currently reported to be down. #Russia

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One more target of the overnight attack on St. Petersburg was the bridge over the Korabelny Fairway, which carries a key access route linking the city’s oil port districts with the Ring Road and Russia’s federal highway network. #Russia

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Last but not least. Ukrainian attack drones struck an Ozon warehouse in St. Petersburg this morning, triggering a large fire at the logistics facility. Ozon is Russia’s second-largest online marketplace and operates a nationwide network of fulfillment centers for storage, sorting and deliveries.

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Scenes from St. Petersburg this morning.. Ukrainian drones struck multiple targets across St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region overnight. Hits include the oil terminal, a VK data center, power substations, the Korabelny Fairway bridge, the Ruchyi oil depot and an Ozon warehouse. #Russia

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