Petersburg Oil Terminal
Petroleum products storage and export terminal in the Port of St Petersburg on Russia's Baltic coast, with reported throughput of about 12.5 million tons a year. Beacon tracks it as one of Russia's largest fuel export outlets and a repeated Ukrainian drone target in 2026; set on fire on October 18, 2026, with damage not independently verified.
Record verified against agent research 2026-10-22 as of 2026-10-19 (Kyiv Independent; AP via ABC News; UNITED24 Media). Tracked since 2026-10.
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Drone strike sets the terminal's storage area on fire in a 1,000-drone Ukrainian attack
St Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov confirmed fires at the terminal and the Ruchyi oil depot after an overnight attack in which Russia's Defense Ministry said it downed 1,015 drones across 15 regions. The extent of damage to storage and the effect on exports had not been independently established.
Terminal struck and damaged in a Ukrainian attack
Ukraine struck and damaged the terminal on July 4, 2026, per the Kyiv Independent's account of earlier attacks on the site.