Pulkovo Airport
Pulkovo Airport is the international airport serving Saint Petersburg, Russia, and the city's only operating civil aviation airport. Located south of the city centre, it is the main air gateway of Russia's Northwestern Federal District. The airport bears the name of writer Fyodor Dostoevsky. It serves as a hub for several Russian airlines and handles both domestic and international flights.
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Drones strike Ozon logistics hub, oil terminal and VK data center in Saint Petersburg overnight
Drones struck multiple sites in and around Saint Petersburg overnight on October 18, including an Ozon logistics center, a city oil terminal, a VK (VKontakte) data center in neighboring Leningrad Oblast and a cable-stayed bridge on the Western High-Speed Diameter. Ozon said all employees were evacuated with no casualties and that goods at the struck warehouse were pulled from listings, with some orders cancelled. Russian authorities said more than 100 drones hit Leningrad Oblast and that around 20,000 people lost power after a nearby substation was hit.