Firefighters were battling flames on Friday at Russia’s Baltic Sea port Ust-Luga, a major energy exports hub, after a fire sparked by a drone attack,
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Firefighters were battling flames on Friday at Russia’s Baltic Sea port Ust-Luga, a major energy exports hub, after a fire sparked by a drone attack, regional governor Aleksander Drozdenko said on messaging app Telegram.
More than fifty drones were downed in the Leningrad region, he added, as the region around Ust-Luga, a center for exports of oil and oil products, kept up efforts to repel the attack.
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