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Ukrainian drones hit St Petersburg oil terminal, VK data centre and bridge in large-scale overnight attack
On the night of 18 October, Ukrainian drones launched a large-scale attack on Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast, striking the Petersburg Oil Terminal, the Ruchyi fuel depot, a VKontakte data centre, a cable-stayed bridge on the Western High-Speed Diameter, and an Ozon logistics centre. Fires broke out at the oil terminal's tank farm and at the Ozon warehouse; Russian authorities reported power outages, restricted flights at Pulkovo airport, and one death plus five injuries in Saint Petersburg. Ukrainian defence company Fire Point said its FP-1 drones were used.
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Ukrainian drone strike halts Moscow oil refinery on day of State Duma vote
On the night of 20 September, Ukrainian forces struck the Gazpromneft-Moscow refinery in the Kapotnya district of Moscow with a combined drone and missile attack, setting both primary crude distillation units ablaze and forcing a full halt of oil processing. Ukraine's General Staff says cumulative strikes have now knocked out more than 45% of Russia's designed oil refining capacity. The attack fell on the day of Russia's State Duma election, with Moscow authorities not activating air raid sirens or SMS warnings, an omission analysts at the Institute for the Study of War linked to a priority on voter turnout over civilian safety.
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Ukrainian drones strike Ryazan oil refinery and Rostov airfield overnight
On the night of September 6, 2026, Ukrainian drones attacked targets in Russia's Ryazan and Rostov oblasts. Ukraine's General Staff said the Defense Forces struck the Ryazan Oil Refinery, the Rostov-on-Don airfield, a Podlyot radar station, and two Pantsir-S1 air-defense systems, with the refinery hit using an FP-1 drone produced by Fire Point. Russian officials acknowledged a drone attack and a fire at an unnamed enterprise in Ryazan, but did not officially confirm damage to the refinery.