Ukrainian drones strike Russia's Primorsk oil port
Summary
Ukrainian drones attacked the Russian oil port of Primorsk and several ships in the Baltic Sea, causing fires and damage. Ukraine’s President Zelensky said these strikes aim to reduce Russia’s ability to continue the war. Russian officials reported many drones were shot down and said the attacks might raise global oil prices.Key Facts
- Ukrainian drones struck the Primorsk oil port in Russia and several vessels, including an oil tanker and missile ships.
- The fire at Primorsk was put out quickly with no oil spill reported.
- Primorsk is a key Russian port that handles up to 1 million barrels of oil per day.
- Ukraine’s President Zelensky said these attacks limit Russia’s war potential and highlighted strikes on tankers at Novorossiysk port.
- Russia shot down over 60 drones during the attacks.
- Russian officials warned that attacks on oil infrastructure could raise global oil prices above $120 per barrel.
- Other Russian regions also experienced drone strikes, including near Moscow and Smolensk, causing casualties and injuries.
- Ukraine continues to develop and use long-range drone capabilities for striking targets by land, air, and sea.
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