English.Nv.Ua Ukrainian Drone Strikes Hit Russian Corvette and Oil Terminal in St. Petersburg
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- •Ukrainian drone strikes targeted the Russian corvette 'Boikiy' and an oil terminal.
- •The attacks occurred just before the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
- •This event marks the 20th strike on Russian oil infrastructure since early May 2026.
On June 3, 2026, Ukrainian military forces conducted drone strikes in St. Petersburg, targeting the corvette 'Boikiy' and a major oil terminal. The strikes coincided with the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, where President Putin was scheduled to speak. Satellite imagery revealed significant damage, including multiple fires at the oil terminal and aboard the corvette, which was undergoing repairs. The Ukrainian General Staff reported that this marked the 20th strike on Russian oil facilities since May 1, 2026. The Security Service of Ukraine confirmed the attacks, noting at least four large fire hotspots at the oil terminal. The attacks are part of a broader strategy to disrupt Russian oil infrastructure and military capabilities. The situation remains dynamic as damage assessments are ongoing.
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