03/27/2026
On the evening of March 26, explosions began to be heard in the Leningrad region of the Russian Federation due to a drone attack. The shelling brought results: it is preliminary known that two Russian oil loading ports, Ust-Luga and Primorsk were hit again
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This is evidenced by footage taken and posted online by local residents. The glow was visible for tens of kilometers: one of the fires was even recorded from the territory of neighboring Estonia.
Russians were surprised by the loud explosions and, ignoring the danger, ran to windows or balconies to share footage of the “boys.”
Be careful, some of the videos contain obscene language!
In the Leningrad region, including St. Petersburg, an alarm was declared due to the threat of UAVs. Residents were warned about a possible decrease in mobile internet speed (although it has been practically non-existent in the city in recent days).
The local Pulkovo airport initially stopped accepting and sending aircraft, then the air harbor switched to operating mode “in agreement with the relevant authorities in connection with the introduction of temporary restrictions on the use of airspace.” This was reported by Rosaviatsia.
The CyberFlour project analyzed the footage of the “cotton” and concluded that on the night of March 27, not one, but two attacks occurred.
The explosions and fires occurred near the ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga. Both are the largest in the region and provide a significant share of the Russian Federation’s oil product exports.
Coordinates calculated based on objective control frames:
– Vyborg, POV to the port “Primorsk”: 60.692364, 28.770786
– Narva, POV to Ust-Luga port: 59.387485, 28.171186
We would like to add: as of 02:00 (Kyiv time), no official confirmation has been published as to where exactly it landed in the Leningrad region.
As OBOZ.UA wrote:
– On Wednesday, March 25, the Russian ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga in the Baltic Sea stopped loading oil and petroleum products after attacks by Ukrainian drones. A few days before that, explosions had already occurred there, the ports were also “on pause”, but work was partially resumed at the beginning of the week.
– These strategic facilities of the aggressor country were under fire on the night of March 22-23. The attack on Ust-Luz was repeated on the night of the 25th.
Nice! Keep the fires burning, keep the fires hot, let them burn huge areas of the mafia and terrorist state!
I think there’s a good reason why Ukraine is attacking these ports. For one, they are vital for exporting petroleum products, and two, the cockroaches have pulled all available air defenses around their refineries. The shithole simply cannot defend everthing, so the ports were left open to attack. The great successes that Ukraine has had proves that.