A fire broke out at the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal in Russia's St. Petersburg on Saturday amid reports of a drone threat.
As Ukrinform reports, Telegram channel Astra stated this is according to an OSINT analysis.
According to the report, smoke was seen rising over the Coal Harbor area in the southeastern part of St. Petersburg following warnings of a possible drone attack.
Based on its analysis of available footage and satellite data, Astra concluded that the fire occurred on the premises of JSC St. Petersburg Oil Terminal. The facility is located near the Port of St. Petersburg and is used for the transshipment of crude oil and petroleum products between rail, pipeline, and maritime transport.
An Astra analyst noted that one of the videos from the scene appeared to show a railway tank car burning on nearby tracks rather than a fuel storage tank. However, the report said the attack was ongoing and the number of fire locations was increasing.
