Ukrainian drone attack on Russia’s St Petersburg kills 1, hits energy sites
Summary
A large Ukrainian drone attack hit St Petersburg, Russia, causing fires at oil facilities and damaging homes. At least one person died, and several were injured. The attack disrupted flights and electricity in the area. Meanwhile, Russia struck buildings in Ukraine, killing two people amid ongoing conflict.Key Facts
- Ukrainian drones attacked St Petersburg, targeting oil terminals, warehouses, and homes.
- The attack caused fires and damaged residential buildings.
- At least one person was killed and five others injured in St Petersburg.
- About 20,000 people lost electricity in the region after the drone strike.
- Russia claimed to have shot down 145 Ukrainian drones during the attack.
- Moscow’s defense said they neutralized 1,015 Ukrainian drones overnight in multiple incidents.
- Russian forces struck residential buildings in Ukraine, killing two and injuring 12 people.
- President Trump announced an "energy ceasefire," but Ukraine says Russia kept attacking energy sites.
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