"The war of aggression by Russia against Ukraine is spreading to the eastern flank of NATO and the European Union," wrote Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda on the social network X, with the origin of the drone still not identified. #Dron #Lituania #OTAN (translated)
A drone that triggered aerial alerts in Lithuania and Latvia, in the context of a Ukrainian attack on St. Petersburg, crashed in Lithuanian territory while authorities investigate its origin. #Dron #Lituania #OTAN (translated)
Today in the Military World stated that the diesel Trump wanted to buy from Putin mainly came from St. Petersburg and that this was the terminal hit by Ukraine in its first major attack against Russian terminals since the announcement of the diesel agreement made by Trump. https://t.co/pu2NFFAzeF #Diesel #Trump #Ucrânia (translated)
A drone that triggered air alerts in Lithuania and Latvia during a Ukrainian attack crashed in Lithuanian territory, leading to the activation of NATO fighters to protect the airspace. #Dron #Lituania #OTAN (translated)
Madalena Meyer Resende warns that Europe does not have sufficient military capacity to replace the United States in supporting Ukraine, which makes the situation critical, especially due to the scarcity of defense resources and the country's increasing vulnerability. #RelaçõesInternacionais #Ucrânia #SegurançaEuropeia (translated)
Ukraine carried out an attack on an oil terminal in Saint Petersburg, while Russia announced it had downed 1,015 drones. #JavaScript #AdBlocker #WebDevelopment (translated)
Ukraine has carried out an intense attack against St. Petersburg, impacting a oil terminal, a data center, and a logistics center, resulting in at least one person dead and multiple injured. #GuerraUcraniaRusia #SanPetersburgo #DronesMilitares (translated)
The American president, Donald Trump, who has criticized Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil facilities, signed an order on Friday lifting sanctions and tariffs on Russian energy revenues. #Ucrania #Drones #SanPetersburgo (translated)
The attacks occur after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said this week that his country would resume bombings against Russian refineries in retaliation for the offensive against its territory. #Ucrania #Drones #SanPetersburgo (translated)
For security reasons, the activity of the [international] Pulkovo airport has been restricted. In the city, the Ukrainian attack caused fires in "two civilian infrastructures" of three neighborhoods, as well as "in the territory of the Oil Terminal in St. Petersburg," specified the local governor, Alexander Beglov. #Ucrania #Drones #SanPetersburgo (translated)
The Russian air defense shot down 126 drones overnight in the Leningrad region, which surrounds the northwestern city of St. Petersburg, reported regional governor Alexander Drozdenko on Telegram. #Ucrania #Drones #SanPetersburgo (translated)
An attack with more than a hundred Ukrainian drones caused a fire at a oil terminal in Saint Petersburg and hit a data center on the outskirts of the city, authorities reported. #Ucrania #Drones #SanPetersburgo (translated)
Ukraine carried out one of the largest drone attacks of the war against St. Petersburg, causing one death and five injuries, in addition to severe damage to key infrastructure in the region. #Ucrania #SanPetersburgo #AtaquesConDrones (translated)
Ukraine carried out one of its largest drone attacks against St. Petersburg, leaving one dead and five wounded, amid increasing tension following Donald Trump's decisions on sanctions against Russia and the export of Russian diesel. #Ucrania #Rusia #Drones (translated)
Ukraine carried out one of its largest drone attacks in the war against Russia, targeting St. Petersburg, resulting in one person dead and five wounded, while Russian defenses managed to shoot down more than a thousand drones in various regions. #Ucrania #SanPetersburgo #guerra (translated)
Ukraine has carried out one of the largest drone attacks of the war against St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, leaving one dead and several wounded, while significant damage to key infrastructure has been reported. #GuerraUcrania #Drones #SanPetersburgo (translated)
Ukraine has carried out one of the largest drone attacks against St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region since the beginning of the war, causing one death, five injuries, and severe damage to key infrastructure, just after the United States decided to ease sanctions on Russia. #Ucrania #SanPetersburgo #Guerra (translated)
Nacho Montes de Oca stated that Ukraine launched a massive long-range drone attack against St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region overnight. According to his post, the impacts hit a oil terminal and the main data center of VKontakte, as well as causing fires in several districts. He added that regional authorities reported the downing of dozens of drones and that restrictions at Pulkovo Airport delayed or canceled at least 46 flights. Montes de Oca noted that the terminal had an annual capacity of about 12.5 million tons and was an important point for transporting fuels via the Baltic and supplying the Russian fleet that exported crude oil. Although, according to him, the damage only affected part of the facilities, he stated that the fire in tanks and pumping systems temporarily suspended 100% of loading operations. He estimated that repairs would reduce Russian logistical capacity to export diesel by 15% to 20% for several weeks. Regarding VKontakte, which according to Montes de Oca had over 95 million active monthly users, the author stated that the data center provided communication, video, and access to public platforms, and was also integrated into state systems for education, health, and e-government. He added that NetBlocks recorded a drop in platform traffic to 56% of its normal level, about 44% less. In his analysis, the attack added to previous ones against Yandex data centers in Sasovo, Kaluga, and Vladímir, and could affect digital and state services. Montes de Oca indicated that the Ruchyi depot could store 114,000 cubic meters of fuel and supplied heavy and rail transport of the Leningrad Military District. He also stated that the Baltic ports supported Russian exports of crude and its derivatives. According to his post, Russia aimed to export between 3 and 3.5 million tons of diesel per month by the end of 2026, more than 10% of the global market, and damage to terminals and refineries would limit its income and export capacity. The author said that the offensive weakened the energy truce driven by Donald Trump and that Kiev had warned it would respond if Russia continued attacking Ukrainian infrastructure. He added that Secretary of State Marco Rubio had confirmed that Starshield was not operating in Ukraine nor had it been enabled to guide Ukrainian drones over Russian territory, so, according to Montes de Oca, it was not used in the attack. #Ucrania #SanPetersburgo #GuerraUcrania (translated)
He wants to create problems for our farmers and ranchers with diesel fuel. Trump himself, who is fully aware that Russian diesel barrels will not help lower prices before the elections on November 3 – they will barely cover a day and a half of consumption, according to The Economist – was looking for a scapegoat and pointed his finger at Zelensky: "He wants to create problems for our farmers and ranchers with diesel fuel," he wrote last weekend on his social network, Truth, while urging him to cease his attacks on Russian refineries and – later – announcing an "energy ceasefire" between Moscow and Kyiv that the facts have disproven. #Trump #Ucrania #Putin (translated)
The article analyzes the recent agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin for the sale of Russian diesel to the United States, arguing that it represents a betrayal of Ukraine and Europe, while reflecting the long-standing connections between Trump and Putin and the interest in a possible surrender of Ukraine in the conflict. #Trump #Ucrania #Putin (translated)
