Jin10 data reports on August 25 that on the 24th local time, the governor of Leningrad Oblast in northwest Russia stated that the Ust-Luga Port in the region caught fire due to a drone attack that day. Ten drones were destroyed over the port in the morning of the 24th, and the wreckage of the drones caused a fire at a dock, which has now been extinguished. Preliminary information indicates that the attack did not result in any casualties. The Ukrainian military confirmed on the 24th that the Ukrainian army attacked a facility at Ust-Luga Port. It is reported that Ust-Luga Port is the largest port in the Baltic region and the second largest port in Russia.
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The second largest port in Russia caught fire due to a drone attack, and there are no casualties reported.
Jin10 data reports on August 25 that on the 24th local time, the governor of Leningrad Oblast in northwest Russia stated that the Ust-Luga Port in the region caught fire due to a drone attack that day. Ten drones were destroyed over the port in the morning of the 24th, and the wreckage of the drones caused a fire at a dock, which has now been extinguished. Preliminary information indicates that the attack did not result in any casualties. The Ukrainian military confirmed on the 24th that the Ukrainian army attacked a facility at Ust-Luga Port. It is reported that Ust-Luga Port is the largest port in the Baltic region and the second largest port in Russia.