An oil terminal is on fire in St. Petersburg: one of the largest ports in the Baltics has arrived

Explosions are also reported from Luhansk, Chuvashia, and Crimea.

On the night of July 4, Ukrainian “guests” visited St. Petersburg again . Judging by photos and videos on social networks, the main target was the local oil terminal – one of the largest Russian marine terminals for transshipment of petroleum products in the Baltic.

Large-scale hits are reported in the port. A fire broke out at the site – the oil terminal is on fire, writes the Telegram channel ” Exilenova+ “. In addition, on the night of July 4, reports of explosions came from other regions of Russia and from the occupied territories.

In Luhansk, explosions and a secondary detonation (presumably ammunition) are reported in the Kambrod area. In Chuvashia, there have also been reports of air raids, and videos from local residents show the flight of Flamingo missiles.

In the territory of occupied Crimea, the NASA FIRMS satellite service recorded thermal anomalies (fires) at several sites – in particular, in the Dzhankoy area and near the ferry terminal in Kerch.

(C)UNIAN 2026