Ukraine launches more than 1,000 drones at Russia and sets St Petersburg oil terminal ablaze despite Trump's 'energy ceasefire'
St Petersburg governor Alexander Beglov reported that the fires sweeping through the Petersburg Oil Terminal and the Ruchyi depot left one person dead and five injured. Drones additionally hit an Ozon logistics centre and a VK data centre. Moscow says it shot down 1,015 drones across 15 regions. Around 20,000 residents of the Leningrad region lost electricity and Pulkovo Airport was briefly closed.
President Donald Trump had called Kyiv's continued attacks on Russian oil refineries 'a disgrace'.
Volodymyr Zelensky says Russia struck Ukraine's energy sector 76 times after the 'ceasefire'.
Hours later, a Russian strike killed a woman and hit a Kyiv subway station.
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