Ukraine's 1,000-drone strike sets Russia oil terminal ablaze
Ukraine sent over 1,000 drones across Russia. This was one of its largest attacks. It hit Petersburg's oil terminal and killed one person.
Ukrainian forces hit the Petersburg Oil Terminal and Ruchi oil depot on Sunday. Both caught fire.
Local governor Alexander Beglov said one person died and five were wounded. The attack damaged supply systems and tech buildings for Russian retailer Ozon and tech company VK.
Russia said it destroyed 1,015 Ukrainian drones across more than 15 regions and Crimea. Trump removed Russia sanctions set to start next week.
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy criticized the move. He said it "helps only the Russians" and feeds Putin's wish to keep fighting.
- over 1,000 drones
- Drone strike scale
- one killed, five wounded
- Casualties in Ukraine strike
- scheduled to start next week
- Sanctions waiver timing
Why it mattersTrump's move works against efforts to pressure Russia. Ukraine's response shows more intensity despite pressure from Washington.
AustraliaAustralia's chief security ally is reversing penalties on Russia, signalling potential realignment in US-led sanctions strategy and raising questions about allied support commitments.
Corroborated byperthnow.com.au
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