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Kamil Krilov wrote that a port and oil terminal were on fire in St. Petersburg, as well as a logistics center warehouse of the Russian online marketplace Ozon and a data center of the company VKontakte. He identified the likely cause as a strike by Ukrainian ballistic weapons. He congratulated the Ukrainian army and wished failure for Russia and a person from the White House, whom he insultingly associated with the role of a Russian agent and labeled as senile. #Ukrajina #Válka #Drony (translated)

The author wrote that this is what the morning looked like in St. Petersburg. According to him, Ukrainian drones struck an oil terminal, an energy station, and the logistics center of the company Ozon. He added that there were also reports of a hit on a data center. https://t.co/KNimNpUoxE #Petersburg #Ukraina #Wojna #RU #UA (translated)

A gift for Putin wrote that at night there were hits on an oil warehouse, an oil transshipment center, a warehouse of the Ozon company, a data center of VKontakte, and a substation in Russian St. Petersburg. He described the events as sanctions that, in his opinion, really work. https://t.co/cIs8Tefcdr #Petrohrad #Rusko #sankce (translated)

Marco Setaccioli wrote that the war had returned to St. Petersburg, the hometown of those who had unleashed it. He reported that the oil terminal, the Ruchyi oil depot, and the VKontakte data center, which he described as the Russian Facebook, had been hit. According to Setaccioli, an electrical substation near the data center had also been damaged, causing a large blackout. He added that in the early hours of the morning, a large Ozon distribution center had been hit and caught fire. #guerra #SanPietroburgo #notizie (translated)

I know the problems you mentioned, the fact that, unfortunately, we have faced the adversary's actions against our platforms, Wildberries and Ozon," initial remarks were made by Vladimir Putin, according to statements reported by independent Russian-language media Meduza, based in Latvia. #Putin #Ucraina #Razboi (translated)

Yes, a study conducted in Bucharest and published in Atmosphere highlights a clear link between the increase in air pollutants and the rise in hospital admissions in the pneumology and cardiology departments. "Indeed, we know that there is an increased number of respiratory infections and cardiovascular decompensations from autumn to spring, which, although based on well-defined etiologies, are exacerbated by the presence of pollution: it increases the severity of symptoms and the number of cases requiring hospitalization, resulting in an increased consumption of medications," said Beatrice Mahler. #poluare #ozon #astm (translated)

Attacks by Ukraine on Russian logistics centers, including Wildberries and Ozon, have made the lives of warehouse workers dangerous and shattered the illusion of ordinary work life in Russia, forcing people to adapt to a new and stressful situation. #Ukraina #Venemaa #sõda (translated)