Drones attacked Russia's largest industrial seaport, Ust-Luga, in Leningrad Oblast in a single day on Jan. 4, the unbiased information channel Astra reported.
For the reason that begin of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has been commonly focusing on services in Russia that gasoline its conflict efforts.
Many of the drones that attacked Leningrad Oblast, positioned over 1,500 kilometers (932 miles) from the Ukrainian border, had been shot down over the terminal of Novotrans, a Russian transportation and logistics firm, Astra reported, citing its undisclosed sources.
Governor Aleksandr Drozdenko reported that 4 drones had been downed in Leningrad Oblast utilizing digital warfare and firearms.
The assault broken home windows in one of many buildings on the port's territory, in line with preliminary info. There have been no casualties, Drozdenko mentioned.
The Kyiv Impartial couldn’t confirm these claims.
The Jan. 4 assault on the Russian port in Leningrad Oblast shouldn’t be the primary assault of its type. On Jan. 24, 2024, Novatek's gas-condensate plant caught fireplace on the port of Ust-Luga following a doable coordinated effort by Ukraine to strike key targets deep inside Russian territory.
The Ust-Luga Business Seaport started operations in December 2001 with the opening of a coal terminal. Within the early 2020s, it turned one of many largest seaports in Russia.
The Kyiv IndependentKateryna Hodunova
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