Ukraine fires drones on Russia’s largest oil terminal in Baltic Sea | Video

Ukraine fires drones on Russia’s largest oil terminal in Baltic Sea | Video


Russia-Ukraine war: The drone strike on the Primorsk oil port, which is the last station of the Baltic Pipeline System, left two vessels damaged. However, the Russian side is yet to react to the drone strike.

Moscow:

The war between Ukraine and Russia intensified again on Friday after Kyiv conducted a drone attack on Moscow’s largest oil terminal on the Baltic Sea. The strike targeted the Primorsk oil port in Russia’s Leningrad region, as per Ukrainian officials.

According to a report by the BBC, the drone strike on the Primorsk oil port, which is the last station of the Baltic Pipeline System, left two vessels damaged. However, the Russian side is yet to react to the drone strike, and it is not clear whether it led to a suspension of operations at the Primorsk oil port.ย  ย 

Meanwhile, the two tankers that were hit during the drone strike were identified as Kusto and Cai Yun. While Kusto is owned by Solstice Corp, the Cai Yun is owned by Acceronix Ltd. The two vessels are registered in Seychelles, according to global media reports.ย  ย 

Recently, Russia and Ukraine have intensified conducting drone strikes against each other, aiming to target critical infrastructure. The drone strikes have been particularly severe for the Russians. According to a report by the BBC, Ukraine has disabled 20 per cent of Russia’s oil refining capacity in the drone strikes in August.ย  ย 



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