UAVs of the Ukrainian armed forces attacked the port of Ust-Luga in the Leningrad region. In the Smolensk region, two people were killed as a result of a UAV hitting a house.
On the night of November 11, Ukrainian drones attacked several areas in Russia. The Leningrad region was especially attacked. The governor of the region, Alexander Drozdenko, reported that 150 drones were shot down - according to the agency, this attack surpassed all previous ones in terms of the number of drones destroyed.
The attack lasted about seven hours: the regional authorities announced an air threat at 00:26 and canceled it at 07:23. The target of the attack was the port of Ost-Luga in the Kingizp region, one of Russia's largest maritime trade ports on the Baltic Sea. A fire broke out there. According to Drozdenko, three workers were injured.
The glow from the Ost-Luga fire was seen in Estonia, and in neighboring Lithuania the alarm sounded and NATO fighters scrambled into the air.
Entry and exit restrictions were imposed at Pulkovo Airport during the shelling. Two planes flying to St. Petersburg - from Istanbul and Hurghada - landed in Helsinki due to restrictions. Also, the cellular internet did not work in the city.
The Smolensk region was also subjected to a massive attack by UAVs. According to the regional governor Vassily Anokhin, in the city of Yartsovo, debris from a UAV hit a high-rise building, killing two people. There is a Rosneft oil warehouse in the city.
Explosions were reported in Krasnodar and the neighboring republic of Adygea. According to Astra, in the village of New Adygea, UAV debris fell on the roof of the Dergrad residential complex, and windows were broken in some houses.
Video: Fire in Ost-Luga / Supernova+.