Ukrainian drones attacked Russia's largest port in the Baltic Sea for the second time since the beginning of autumn.
On the night of November 11, 150 Ukrainian drones attacked the Leningrad region, said the region's governor, Alexander Drozdenko. "The target of the attack was the port area of Ost-Luga in Kingizp County. As a result of the impact of several drones, a fire occurred, three workers were injured, there is no danger to life," wrote Drozdenko on his Telegram channel. According to eyewitness photographs, a large-scale fire broke out in the port. NASA's temperature anomaly monitoring service recorded several fires at once.
Ost-Luga is the largest Russian port on the Baltic Sea and the second largest in the country after Novorossiysk on the Black Sea. It was located about 120 km from St. Petersburg. In its territory there are terminals for transporting oil, oil products, coal, sulfur, mineral fertilizers, gas condensation, LNG and container cargo. According to Reuters, oil exports through the port in 2025 amounted to approximately 700,000 barrels per day, and a total of 32.8 million tons of oil products were exported. Before that, drones attacked the port on September 1.
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