Russian oil exports just took a hit after Ukraine confirmed a major str!ke.
Overnight, drones hit the Primorsk oil terminal, setting fuel tanks on fire and forcing a shutdown. the port handles about 1 million barrels of oil daily, so even a short stop matters.
Workers were evacuated, and key loading equipment was damaged. This move is part of Ukraine’s strategy to cut off Russia’s war funding.
Officials say dozens of drones were intercepted, and flights in St. Petersburg were briefly paused.
This is the second time the port has been targeted, and experts say even a short disruption could impact Russia’s economy.
Overnight, drones hit the Primorsk oil terminal, setting fuel tanks on fire and forcing a shutdown. the port handles about 1 million barrels of oil daily, so even a short stop matters.
Workers were evacuated, and key loading equipment was damaged. This move is part of Ukraine’s strategy to cut off Russia’s war funding.
Officials say dozens of drones were intercepted, and flights in St. Petersburg were briefly paused.
This is the second time the port has been targeted, and experts say even a short disruption could impact Russia’s economy.
Russian oil exports just took a hit after Ukraine confirmed a major str!ke.
Overnight, drones hit the Primorsk oil terminal, setting fuel tanks on fire and forcing a shutdown. the port handles about 1 million barrels of oil daily, so even a short stop matters.
Workers were evacuated, and key loading equipment was damaged. This move is part of Ukraine’s strategy to cut off Russia’s war funding.
Officials say dozens of drones were intercepted, and flights in St. Petersburg were briefly paused.
This is the second time the port has been targeted, and experts say even a short disruption could impact Russia’s economy.
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